Crash MotoGP Podcast

Amy Reynolds is joined by Peter McLaren and Lewis Duncan to discuss a dramatic Qatar Grand Prix, as the MotoGP title fight continues.

Marc Marquez has taken a step closer to winning an eighth world title after winning the sprint and finishing second in both races at the Qatar Grand Prix, extending his points lead to 60 over Jorge Martin. A determined ride from Martin despite his injury woes denied Marquez the opportunity to score the 30 points he needed to wrap up the title in Qatar, while Marco Bezzecchi’s grand prix victory ensured both Aprilia riders remain in the hunt.

But a collision between Marquez and Bezzecchi divided opinion. The FIM stewards deemed it a racing incident, but Aprilia is convinced the fault lay at Marquez’s door.

The team discuss the collision and the stewards’ decision in the latest Crash MotoGP Podcast.

Elsewhere, they reflect on Martin’s determined performance and consider whether or not his status as a world champion has been elevated by his 2026 title tilt.

The Qatar Grand Prix also passed by without incident, though many questions remain after the organisers and riders stood divided on racing at Lusail.
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Amy Reynolds is joined by Peter McLaren and Lewis Duncan to discuss all of the action from the Malaysian Grand Prix, as the paddock has been plunged into chaos over its plans to race in Qatar.

19 of the 22 riders signed a letter to MotoGP stating they do not want to race in Qatar, while Yamaha has made the bold decision to withdraw both of its teams. It's a move that has angered MotoGP, who is now threatening sanctions on the Japanese brand. With just days to go until the race, will it even happen? And what will happen if the conflict in the region escalates while MotoGP is on the ground?

It's all overshadowing what could be an historic weekend for Marc Marquez, who is now 44 points clear in the championship and has a chance to win his eighth MotoGP world title in Qatar.
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The 2026 MotoGP title battle took a dramatic turn at the Australian Grand Prix, after Jorge Martin crashed and fractured his wrist.

Amy Reynolds is joined by Peter McLaren and Lewis Duncan to discuss all of the action from a potentially decisive Australian Grand Prix weekend.

Marc Marquez now holds a 10-point lead in the standings after prevailing in a thrilling duel with Martin in the sprint at Phillip Island. The pair swapped the lead frequently, with Martin eventually crashing in dramatic fashion while running in second.

Martin will travel to Malaysia, but he may have to sit out the Sepang round in a major blow to his title hopes. Is it all over for the Aprilia rider?

The team reflect on the decision to cancel the final Australian Grand Prix due to bad weather and if a decision could have been made to move the race.
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Amy Reynolds is joined by Lewis Duncan and Peter McLaren to preview this weekend's Australian Grand Prix, the last to be held at Phillip Island.

Phillip Island has been MotoGP’s Australian home for over 30 years, but will drop off the calendar in 2027 in a hugely controversial move.

The team give their views on the situation and what it says about MotoGP’s wider approach to historic tracks.

They also look ahead to the title fight as Jorge Martin and Marc Marquez sit just two points apart coming to Australia.

And is a rider union needed as the situation around the Qatar GP remains uncertain amid rising threat levels in the Middle East?
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Amy Reynolds is joined by Peter McLaren and Lewis Duncan to discuss all of the action from the Indonesian Grand Prix.

Jorge Martin holds onto a slender MotoGP points lead over Marc Marquez, but Aprilia comes away from a weekend in which it dominated the main race with a 1-2-3-4 that can only be considered a missed opportunity. And Marquez, on his worst track, piled the pressure on Martin to the point where he made a huge mistake in the sprint.

With just five rounds to go and two points in it, Aprilia must now get drastic and consider team orders to give Martin every opportunity possible to beat Marquez.

The team also discuss the new-for-2027 format that was announced ahead of the Indonesian GP. It was not received well by riders or fans; Amy, Pete and Lewis question the motivation behind it and argue that it won't be a major difference-maker for MotoGP.
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