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With Suzuki set for a shock MotoGP exit at the end of 2022, here’s a look at the impact it could have on the rider market and specifically 2020 world champion Joan Mir.

The official announcement is still pending, but it’s clear that Suzuki intends to leave MotoGP at the end of the 2022 season.

Dorna has issued the following statement in response to rumours Suzuki will leave MotoGP at the end of this season, warning 'the conditions of their contract do not allow for them to take this decision unilaterally'

Suzuki, which won the world championship with Joan Mir in 2020, is set to leave MotoGP at the end of this season.

Free Practice (1) results from the Spanish MotoGP at Jerez, round 6 of the 2022 world championship.

With Jack Miller at risk of losing his factory Lenovo Ducati seat, who are the riders in contention to replace the three-time MotoGP race winner?

From the outside, Joan Mir looked to be enjoying one of his strongest performances of the season at Portimao on Sunday, until being taken out by a falling Jack Miller.

One of the biggest talking points as the MotoGP ‘silly season’ gets underway, is where will current MotoGP champion Fabio Quartararo be riding in 2023? Here, we rank the most likely options for the Frenchman.

Enea Bastianini becomes the first double MotoGP winner of 2022, while Marc Marquez stages a breathtaking comeback after dropping down to last off the start.

Stunning pace from Alex Rins sees the Suzuki rider pip Maverick Vinales to top spot in the opening America MotoGP practice.

Joan Mir may have lost out to team-mate Alex Rins for Suzuki's first podium of the MotoGP season in Argentina, but he rediscovered some of the strengths from his 2020 title season.

Aleix Espargaro says young riders who ‘prefer to wait for another bike’ will regret not joining Aprilia following his maiden MotoGP win in Argentina.

Does Aleix Espargaro have what it takes to win a first-ever MotoGP race after dominating Saturday practice and qualifying at the Termas de Rio Hondo Circuit?

Can Fabio Quartararo continue his resurgence from Mandalika, are Suzuki ready to join the party, will the ‘real’ Francesco Bagnaia show up? - the key stories to follow on qualifying day at the Argentina MotoGP.

Michael Van Der Mark’s participation in next week’s 2022 WorldSBK season-opener remains in doubt following a recent mountain bike accident.

Bradley Ray was one of five British Superbike riders to go underneath the existing Snetterton lap record during last weekend’s test, an achievement he completed on his debut aboard R1 machinery - prompting the question: Is Ray back?

Even before news of Marc Marquez's dipoplia diagnosis, Repsol Honda team manager Alberto Puig was naturally concerned at the Mandalika accidents suffered by the eight-time world champion.

The WorldSBK commission has announced a series of changes regarding its sporting regulations, while testing and weight limit updates have also been confirmed for WorldSSP.

Johann Zarco says Alex Rins’ oil leaking Suzuki was the cause of his FP4 crash, an accident that had little bearing on the Ducati rider as he claimed a first MotoGP front row of 2022.

Alex Rins found himself in the hot seat at Mandalika on Saturday, when his Suzuki GSX-RR burst into flames during MotoGP final practice.

Final practice for the Indonesian MotoGP has been red-flagged after just five minutes due to a fiery incident for Suzuki's Alex Rins.

After failing to capitalise on its race winning potential in Qatar, day-one of the Mandalika MotoGP was another difficult day for the Japanese manufacturer as Joan Mir could only manage 20th place.

Suzuki riders Joan Mir and Alex Rins went into the season-opening Qatar race tipped as favourites by many of their MotoGP rivals.

The Crash.net MotoGP podcast team discuss mixed performances for Yamaha, Aprilia and Suzuki during the opening Qatar round.