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Another day and another chance for Marc Marquez to extinguish the speculation over his MotoGP future passes without clarification, further fuelling rumours of a shock switch to Gresini Ducati.

Marc Marquez was the top Honda rider on Friday in Catalunya, but with all four RCVs at the bottom of the timesheets the factory’s MotoGP woes were exposed for all to see.

Takaaki Nakagami is 99.9% sure he will remain at the LCR Honda team for a seventh MotoGP season.

With his first Sunday MotoGP points of the year finally in the bag, Marc Marquez will be hoping his ‘calm approach’ now brings his first home Catalunya points since 2019 this weekend.

Increased Honda support could have made it a harder decision but Alex Rins switching from the satellite LCR team to the factory Yamaha MotoGP project for 2024 wasn’t a surprise for Simon Crafar.

Johann Zarco has no doubt that Marc Marquez ‘remains an incredible rider’ and will win again in MotoGP ‘as soon as the bike is better’.

Having experienced the reality of life as a satellite MotoGP rider, Alex Rins admitted it was ‘not so difficult’ to sign with Monster Yamaha for 2024.

Returning to the MotoGP paddock for the first time since fracturing his right tibia and fibula in May, Alex Rins gave an update on his injuries in Austria.

“Good luck! I say that with all respect” - that was Alex Marquez’s response to the news that Johann Zarco is leaving Ducati for Honda in MotoGP next season.

Marc Marquez would 'welcome' the Ducati experience Johann Zarco can bring to Honda in MotoGP next season, but warned Alex Rins and Joan Mir also came from a good bike and that the RCV's main weakness is already known.

Marc Marquez admitted that taking until round 10 to score his first Sunday points of the MotoGP season, ‘looks like a joke’.

While Takaaki Nakagami and Joan Mir committed fully to the new Honda fairing, Marc Marquez opted to ‘sacrifice a bit’ with back-to-back tests on Friday at the Austrian MotoGP.

As he had forecast, Marc Marquez tried the new high-downforce Honda fairing during opening practice for this weekend’s Austrian MotoGP.

Marc Marquez poked fun at the constant speculation over his MotoGP future on Thursday at the Austrian Grand Prix.

Chris Smiley says the remainder of this season’s TCR UK Touring Car Championship is all about putting measures in place that will make Honda’s new Civic Type R a race-winning package in 2024.

Jack Miller feels the signing of rising star Pedro Acosta plus ongoing speculation over Marc Marquez is a compliment to KTM's work in making the RC16 one of the most desirable bikes on the MotoGP grid.

Marc Marquez is set to carry the ‘completely different’ approach at Silverstone into this weekend’s Austrian MotoGP.

LCR Honda have reminded Alex Rins that it’s “not the same” being in a satellite team to being a factory rider.

With Alex Rins absent since May’s leg-breaking accident at Mugello, LCR Honda team-mate Takaaki Nakagami heard about the Spaniard’s 2024 switch to the factory Yamaha MotoGP team at the same time as everyone else.

Marc Marquez voiced his support for MotoGP's new real-time tyre pressure monitoring system, which came into force at the recent Silverstone round.

Jason O’Halloran dominated round seven of the British Superbikes championship in Thruxton, coming away with all three wins in style.

Jason O’Halloran rose to the top at a track where he holds a superb recent record, rookie Charlie Nesbitt collected his first podium and championship leader Tommy Bridewell could only manage fourteenth as day one drew to a close in Thruxton.

Koji Watanabe, President of HRC, says the ‘stagnation’ of Honda’s MotoGP project is ‘a major issue’.

Marc Marquez is yet to reach the chequered flag of a Sunday MotoGP race in 2023 after crashing out of round nine at Silverstone.