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Without Marc Marquez's mistakes, last Sunday's Spanish MotoGP season-opener would probably have ended with Honda's reigning champion taking victory over the Yamahas of Fabio Quartararo and Maverick Vinales.

Jack Miller's confirmed switch to the factory Ducati MotoGP team, Valentino Rossi's talks with Petronas Yamaha and rumours Pol Espargaro will take over from rookie Alex Marquez at Repsol Honda.

Casey Stoner, one of the most naturally talented riders ever seen in MotoGP, hopes to become more involved in the sport in future and 'give back' some of the knowledge and expertise gained during a stellar grand prix career.

Riding for Ducati in MotoGP is a dream for many riders, with even world champions Nicky Hayden, Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo tempted away from their title-winning factories to try for success on the Desmosedici.

- 1993 500cc world champion Kevin Schwantz has named Rob McElnea and Alex Barros as his most memorable team-mates.

Jack Miller has described his 2021 factory Ducati team move as 'what I've been working towards my whole life'.

Ducati Corse sporting director Paolo Ciabatti has explained why Jack Miller has been chosen to join the factory's official MotoGP team next season.

Ducati has officially confirmed that Jack Miller will step-up to its factory MotoGP team for the 2021 season. The much-rumoured agreement is in the form of a one-year deal, plus an option for 2022.

Danilo Petrucci will be the rider making way for Jack Miller at the factory Ducati MotoGP team next season.

Jack Miller's Pramac Ducati team manager Francesco Guidotti has added further weight to rumours that the Australian is set to move up to the Official Ducati team for the 2021 MotoGP season.

- Will Jack Miller be a factory Ducati team rider in 2021? According to GPOne.com the Australian will move up from the Pramac team next season and join either Andrea Dovizioso or Danilo Petrucci, who are now in a head-to-head for the remaining place at the Official team.

Joan Mir admits the MotoGP technical freeze is 'good news' for Suzuki after such a strong pre-season. But the long covid-19 layoff means, at least from a bike fitness perspective, he predicts Jack Miller could be the man to beat when the championship finally starts!

- Aprilia technical director Romano Albesiano believes “every team manager would want Andrea Iannone as a rider” following speculation around a potential return to Pramac.

Like the rest of the MotoGP paddock, Jack Miller finds himself stuck in limbo at the moment.

Jack Miller may have been the only Ducati rider in the top nine on the final day of MotoGP pre-season testing in Qatar but fellow GP20 riders Danilo Petrucci, Andrea Dovizioso and Francesco Bagnaia were all buoyed by the results of a race simulation.

Ducati didn't set the world alight in terms of race pace at the opening Sepang MotoGP test.

Francesco Bagnaia believes upgrading to the Ducati GP20 will not only benefit his weaknesses but is also an improvement on the Italian manufacturer’s own key areas.

Jack Miller has given the thumbs up to Ducati’s new engine as he marched back the top of the speed trap at Sepang and feels the extra power hasn’t come at the expense of rideability with the GP20.

- Valentino Rossi has returned to motocross training as part of his preparations for the 2020 MotoGP season.

Lewis Hamilton says he will donate $500,000 to support the fire service and animal welfare charities working in the Australian Bushfire crisis.

Jack Miller has become the latest sports star to raise funds to help the victims of the Australian bushfire crisis by auctioning one of his 2018 MotoGP helmets.

Ducati’s sporting director Paolo Ciabatti says the entire team has faith in Danilo Petrucci rediscovering his early 2019 season form and dismissed his downturn in results as connected to his 2020 contract renewal.

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With a list so subjective to opinion it is fair to state this isn’t a definitive record of the decade but a snapshot of the times which shaped the sport and its stars going into the next decade and beyond. These moments act as the essential chapters in the history of MotoGP in the 2010s.