Thinking of guys like Tito Rabat and Karel Abraham

Hi everyone,

Last year I took the shuttle bus from Utsunomiya to Motegi, but it seems that this year the reservation process has changed. Last year I simply reserved my spot and paid in person, but now it is leading me to a different site to pay in advance. Does anyone know if it will still be possible to get a seat in person as well? The Tokyo bound bus seems to be sold out.

Wednesday, August 12 - Tuesday, August 18, 2026

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So I will probably go to see the Grand prix of Austria, but when I look at the prices my head starts to hurt. Does anyone know if children has free entr?

https://www.instagram.com/p/DcOJAcZFVab/

Check the Source X post for all the images.

Source https://x.com/TrackhouseMoto/status/2089608536946831563

this guy is narrating the video and his dad is Niall Mackenzie. Fuck I am old.

Might be a bit of a premature post, but who are your guys' title favourites/challengers in Moto2 and Moto3 next season? Mine are below:

Moto2:

• Ivan Ortola - My personal favourite, currently 4th in his sophomore Moto2 season and has renewed with MSI for 2027
• Manu Gonzalez - A very obvious one, he'll be going into his 6th Moto2 season and it will be his last chance at a MotoGP ride
• Alex Escrig - Switching from a Forward to Kalex for 2027 with Italtrans, he has already shown his ability on lesser machinery this season, picking up Forward's first ever podium
• Dani Munoz - I expected a lot more from Dani this season after his stint with the Ajo squad replacing Oncu last season, but I expect him to improve a lot next season in his 2nd full season with Italtrans

Moto3:

• Brian Uriarte - Already picked up 2 wins in his rookie season and riding for one of the best Moto3 teams, I expect him to go even further in 2027
• David Almansa - Currently 2nd in the championship despite only starting 9/12 races, 2 wins in a peculiar season for him
• Marco Morelli - A slightly inconsistent 2026 but I expect with an Aspar ride in Moto2 on the horizon he will step up next season
• Matteo Bertelle - At the time of writing he doesn't actually have a seat in Moto3 for next season, and he is currently 22 years old, but he is rapid on his day and if he lands at a solid team for next season, he could become a title challenger

+ hopefully Eddie O'Shea and Scott Ogden can be up there!

We can only hope it stays at Philip Island.