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Поклонники KTM, тоскующие по духовному преемнику давно снятого с производства супербайка RC8, теперь могут удовлетворить свой голод благодаря новому трек-ориентированному комплекту от немецкой компании Krämer Motorcycles. Krämer Super Duke Racing Kit превращает последний 1390 Super Duke R (а также более раннюю модель 1290) в полноценный V-образный супербайк. В комплекте — гоночный обвес, измененная эргономика и … Сообщение KTM RC8 1390 своими руками — Превращаем Super Duke R в спортбайк вместе с Krämer появились сначала на IN-MOTO.RU. Просмотреть полный текст статьи

Мы ехали в Мышкин всего лишь на пикник. Ну, так нам казалось. Вэл — для своих просто Валера — кинул в чат короткое: «Приезжайте, друзья, костёр, чай в котелке, поболтаем про дороги». Звучало как классическая вылазка: десяток человек, пара палаток, гитара да разговоры про то, какая резина лучше держит дождь. Но стоило нам ради памяти сделать маленькую афишу, чтобы никто не забыл про дату, как началось чудо. Афиша ушла в интернет, и весь Мышкин вдруг оживился: «Что за фестиваль? Какие группы? Где сцена? Сколько вход?» Мы смеялись. Какой фестиваль? Обычный пикник! Но, как это часто бывает у мотовикингов, дорога решила иначе. Читать дальшеПросмотреть полный текст статьи

MotoGP champion Jorge Martin is making inroads on his road to recovery, following his early-season injuries. The Aprilia rider returned to racing at Brno, just before the summer break, then took part in the Austria-Hungary double-header with a high of fourth at Balaton Park – just over three seconds behind team-mate Marco Bezzecchi. "I once doubted whether I could be competitive again when ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

MotoGP championship leader Marc Marquez has revealed he is “not getting used” to the dominance which has put him on the cusp of a seventh world title. The factory Ducati rider leads the standings by 175 points with eight rounds remaining, after winning 10 of the 14 grands prix thus far including the last seven. Marquez has also won all but one of the sprint races, but the Spaniard knows ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

After stringing along Miguel Oliveira, Jack Miller and half the Moto2 grid for months, Yamaha is set to announce that Miller will retain his ride alongside Toprak Razgatlioglu in Pramac’s MotoGP line-up. As with any decision of this nature, opinions will be divided, and only time will tell whether it was the right call. For some, retaining the Australian makes sense at this stage of ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

No fewer than 24 riders feature on the entry list for next week’s Catalan Grand Prix, with Maverick Vinales the highest-profile name after an earlier attempted return to MotoGP racing was cut short. The Red Bull Tech3 KTM rider injured his left shoulder at the German GP, which led him to undergo surgery, missing the Brno round. Vinales attempted to take part in the Austrian GP but gave up on ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

The dates and venues for MotoGP’s 2026 pre-season tests remain undecided, with the delay stemming from uncertainty regarding the city that will host the season launch, Motorsport.com understands. The calendar for the 2026 season was unveiled just over a month ago, featuring 22 grands prix including Brazil’s return as the second round. After an inaugural event in Bangkok this year, the ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

Yamaha has confirmed that its new V4 MotoGP bike will race for the first time at the San Marino Grand Prix next month. Riding duties for its race debut on 12-14 September will, however, be entrusted to test rider Augusto Fernandez. “For Misano, we are targeting seeing Augusto Fernandez race our new M1 prototype with the V4 engine,” said Yamaha Motor Racing managing director Paolo Pavesio ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

Доброго времени суток. Не ездив практически несколько лет, все время задавался вопросом, почему я еще не продал мотоцикл. По городу пулять уже надоело, байк больше 299 так и не начал ездить, да и тюнинг чтоб увидеть 308 или мб 312 того не стоил, вот и стоял мотоцикл, ждал непонятно чего. И тут в какой-то момент загорелся я желанием съездить снова на картодром лидер. Минута ноль семь, показал секундомер. Мдэ, ну хоть не хуже чем 3 года назад, но ребята же едут 0.58, сам видел на ютубе, значит и Читать дальшеПросмотреть полный текст статьи

As MotoGP visited a new circuit with its own unique challenges, stringing together a great (or even terrible) weekend proved difficult for most riders and teams. Even Marc Marquez’s grand prix didn’t go entirely to plan, although he inevitably won it all the same and will travel back to Spain with his customary haul of 37 points. Scales were balanced everywhere you looked. Jack Miller ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

KTM’s leading rider Pedro Acosta has admitted that he needs to throttle back his riding in qualifying after a promising Hungarian Grand Prix weekend was derailed by a violent crash. While the KTM bike has taken a step forward over the last two race weekends, Acosta has arguably been guilty of over-riding in qualifying on both of them. At Balaton Park, he was the only man who looked likely ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

Reigning MotoGP world champion Jorge Martin believes it is a matter of time before he battles for victories again, following his feisty ride to fourth place in Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix. Read Also: MotoGPMotoGP Hungarian GP: Marc Marquez makes it seven grand prix wins in a row The race at Balaton Park was only the third grand prix since Martin returned from ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

The idea that Marc Marquez could wrap up the 2025 MotoGP title at the San Marino Grand Prix, which is the race after next, began as little more than fantastical speculation. But that was before yet another maximum haul of 37 points at the Hungarian Grand Prix for Marc, and a dismal weekend for the man in second place, his brother Alex. Marc taking the crown at Misano on 13-14 September is now ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

Factory Ducati MotoGP rider Marc Marquez overcame a difficult first lap to win the Hungarian Grand Prix from pole position. The Spaniard thus completed a sensational seventh straight ‘double’ win in MotoGP after taking the Saturday sprint. He stretched his world championship points lead over brother Alex – who only managed two points – to a yawning 175. More to ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

Jack Miller is set to stay at Pramac in 2026 alongside rookie Toprak Razgatlioglu, with Yamaha having finally made a decision on its satellite MotoGP team's line-up at the expense of Miguel Oliveira, Motorsport.com has learned. While the official announcement will come in the next few days, Yamaha and Miller, whose contract was set to expire at the end of the season, closed a deal on Thursday ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

For the second time in three MotoGP events, Pol Espargaro is a racer once again. Two races ago he stood in for injured Tech3 KTM rider Maverick Vinales at the Czech GP; this weekend he is in action at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Replacing an injured team-mate “is not what I like the most, nor does it make me feel comfortable,” admits Espargaro in Hungary, where he progressed directly to Q2 ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

Tech3 KTM rider Enea Bastianini has questioned the safety of MotoGP races at the new Balaton Park circuit after he was injured during a chaotic first lap in Saturday’s Hungarian Grand Prix sprint. Bastianini was speared wide at the first corner after a desperate lunge by Yamaha’s Fabio Quartararo. It was in the course of this collision, for which Quartararo has earned a long lap penalty on ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

Fabio Quartararo will serve a long lap penalty in Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix after causing a race-defining collision at the first corner of the sprint race on Saturday. The factory Yamaha rider ran into Enea Bastianini (Tech3 KTM) after arriving at the first corner far too quickly on an inside line. His actions also heavily compromised the races of Aprilia’s Marco Bezzecchi and KTM’s ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

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При покупке был выбор между MTS V4S и KTM 1290 SAS, но я решил, что комфорт на трассе для меня все же важнее внедорожных возможностей, да и хотелось беспроблемный мотоцикл. Так что выбрал V4S на ближайшие пару сезонов, может быть потом возьму еще и SAS. Остальные варианты типа R1300GS или большого Тигра рассматривал и тестировал из любопытства, просто потому что они объективно сильно уступают первым двум. Можно было взять что-то среднекубатурное, типа MTS V2S 2025 года и это скорее всего было бы даже лучше, по причине меньшего веса, но я довольно часто езжу с пассажиром, и это решило выбор в пользу старшей модели. Итак, Мультистрада V4S. Выбрал версию на литых дисках, в максимальной комплектации с радаром и защитой, смотрел в сторону PikesPeak, который соблазнял лучшей подвеской, но хотелось больше внедорожных качеств, чем было на MTS1200. На V4RS особо не смотрел, иметь дело с десмодромом и короткими периодами сервиса не хотелось. Да и MTS1200 на 17 колесах тоже никуда не делся. Читать дальшеПросмотреть полный текст статьи

An expected head-to-head fight for pole position at the Hungarian Grand Prix failed to materialise as Pedro Acosta crashed his factory KTM early in the session, leaving his Ducati counterpart Marc Marquez to claim honours. The world championship leader will share the front row with Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia) and Fabio Di Giannantonio (VR46 Ducati). As in Austria a week earlier, Q1 featured ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

The day has come and gone at last. After months of doomtalk around the all-new Balaton Park circuit, MotoGP folk can stop speculating. While the first day of track action at the Hungarian Grand Prix certainly didn’t answer every question that had been doing the rounds in the lead-up, at least there were real MotoGP laps in the record books by the end of it. So, after 21 bikes shared the ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

Jack Miller has openly admitted that he is tired of waiting for Yamaha to confirm it will renew his contract to stay at Pramac next year – and says he has other options beyond MotoGP. "I wanted to contribute to the development of the V4 engine,” said the Australian ahead of this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix. “But if they don't see it that way, I'll try something else." Yamaha's ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

Aleix Espargaro will not ride the LCR Honda at this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix following another cycling injury for the Spaniard ahead of the race at Balaton Park. Espargaro’s withdrawal is the latest development in a four-race saga around the #35 entry. It’s a story that has been running ever since the bike’s regular rider, Somkiat Chantra, injured himself in a training accident ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи

Dominant MotoGP points leader Marc Marquez says his factory Ducati team-mate Francesco Bagnaia will overcome his widely-documented struggles. Bagnaia, who is a distant third in the championship behind Marc and has only won once this season, had yet another tough weekend last time out in Austria. After the race, he told reporters he was “running out of patience” with Ducati. While Marquez ...Keep readingПросмотреть полный текст статьи