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We present the case for why Danilo Petrucci’s daring last lap double pass at Mugello will make MotoGP listicles for the remainder of time…

Danilo Petrucci produces a masterful performance to fend off both Marc Marquez and Andrea Dovizioso to win his maiden MotoGP race on home soil for Ducati

Marc Marquez is quickest in morning warm-up at Mugello, ahead of Joan Mir and Andrea Dovizioso.

It takes a combination talent and some savvy thinking by Marc Marquez to defeat the superb Fabio Quartararo to Mugello pole in Italian MotoGP qualifying

Marc Marquez claims he rode for most of the day at 80 percent due to illness; “I just did some laps at 100%, then I slowed down, I felt like my reactions were slower than normal.”

Marc Marquez is quick out of the box at Mugello as heads off Danilo Petrucci and Michele Pirro in FP1 for the Italian MotoGP

Andrea Dovizioso expects Ducati to shine again on home soil but admits rivals can make a bigger impact at Mugello this season.

Marc Marquez believes the 2019 Repsol Honda's improvement in tyre management will allow him to challenge for his first Mugello MotoGP win since 2014.

Marc Marquez explains why he has led every single MotoGP lap he has completed since Argentina; “But when somebody is doing something new … you don’t know if he’s straining or pushing.”

Crash.net speaks with the Clinica Mobile’s Dr Michele Zasa on Marc Marquez’s rapid recovery from serious shoulder surgery, and when the reigning MotoGP world champion will have recovered full fitness.

Rossi, Rins, Marquez and Vinales all feature in the latest MotoGP gossip column. 

Marc Marquez states the benefits of Honda’s new swingarm device are most notable in braking; “It’s downforce … an aerodynamic thing.”

In today's MotoGP Gossip, Marquez remains the benchmark despite injury, Dovizioso on respect and Bradl's struggle to return to the grid. 

In today's MotoGP gossip, Marquez's new recovery routine, Lorenzo on which footballer he is more akin to and Ducati keeping tabs on Yamaha.

In today's MotoGP Gossip, Fenati reveals death threats following 'brake grab', Marquez wows fans in Indonesia and Crutchlow backs Petrucci surprise in 2019 

In today's MotoGP Gossip, Jorge Lorenzo responds to claims beating Marc Marquez will be "impossible", Marquez sets date to be in "perfect shape" and Valentino Rossi set for new rider coach. 

Five-time world champion Mick Doohan gives his opinion on Repsol Honda’s new rider line-up; doesn’t foresee injury worries affecting either rider’s start to the season.

Like new team-mate Jorge Lorenzo, Marc Marquez faces a battle to be fully fit for the opening of the season; says he has been told the recovery time could be as long as four months.

Marc Marquez feels Honda’s preparations for 2019 are going well; still seeking more from the RC213V’s chassis.

Marc Marquez says he felt “really fast, really strong” with Honda’s new evolutions; pleased he could ride with ‘medium’ spec front tyre through the day, but was wary of any crashes. 

Marc Marquez puts his shoulder injury to one side to dominate MotoGP morning warm-up at a sodden Valencia.

When asked whether Honda would be wise to sign Casey Stoner for a testing role, Marc Marquez stated the Australian would have to be prepared to “test many, many days.”