I'm the kind of rider who wrings an R6 out on track days, so MotoGP hits home. Below runs from "how to start watching" through the sound, the tech and the gear — pick whatever grabs you.
How to Watch MotoGP 2026 — Every Option
I follow every round of MotoGP without missing a single race. Here's the complete 2026 guide: official VideoPass…
ReadMotoGP vs WSBK: What's the Difference?
I ride an R6 and follow both series. Here's everything that separates MotoGP from WSBK: prototype vs production…
ReadThe Secret Behind MotoGP SoundWhy it sounds so good
I record exhaust sound for a living and ride an Akrapovič-equipped R6. That combination has made me obsessed with…
ReadHow Loud Is a MotoGP Bike?
MotoGP bikes hit a static noise limit of 130 dB/A. Real trackside levels land between 115–130 dB — louder than a…
ReadWhy Do MotoGP Riders Stick Their Leg Out?
I ride an R6, I've done track days, and I've been a hardcore MotoGP fan for years. Here's what leg dangle actually…
ReadMotoGP Tires Explained
I've seen riders crash with zero warning once graining or blistering sets in. Here's how to read the color stripes, the 1.80 bar pressure rule, and what to set on your own track day…
ReadWhat Helmets Do MotoGP Riders Wear?
I ride with an AGV Pista GP RR — and I'm on my second one. In this guide I break down which MotoGP riders wear…
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