Red Bull GASGAS Factory Racing confirms it has signed a new deal with Simon Langenfelder for the 2024 FIM Motocross World Championship and beyond. Red Bull GASGAS Factory Racing is excited to confirm that Simon Langenfelder has signed a new deal with the squad, which will ensure that he is able to “get on the gas” in the 2024 FIM Motocross World Championship and beyond. Langenfelder has ridden for GASGAS since the manufacturer debuted in the Grand Prix series and transferred to the elite Red Bull GASGAS Factory Racing team for the 2022 FIM Motocross World Championship. He went on to win the Grand Prix of Great Britain and ended third in the championship standings that year. For the current season, Langenfelder won his first race of the year at the Grand Prix of Trentino and won the most recent Grand Prix in Spain in dominant fashion. The flamboyant star then suffered an arm injury after that win, which has sidelined…

Bezzecchi holds his nerve as his title contenders go down in the French circuit’s gravel traps Marco Bezzecchi took an emphatic win at the French GP, making it four wins for Italian riders over the opening five MotoGP. That hasn’t happened since 2006 with the line-up of Loris Capirossi, Valentino Rossi and Marco Melandri. Jorge Martin came home second with Johann Zarco taking a popular third in his home country. But the race will be best remembered for the multiple crashes which took out a number of the main contenders and sidelined a number of riders trying to move up the championship order. Championship leader Francesco Bagnaia had a nasty crash in the turn 9 chicane with Maverick Vinales, which saw them scuffling in a gravel trap until they were separated by the marshals. Vinales tried to pass Bagnaia for third place, but as Bagnaia cut back the two collided heavily and…

Jorge Martin takes the sprint race win in France, ahead of Binder, as Bagnaia and Marques scrap for third. The Tissot Sprint at Le Mans was another jaw dropper with Prima Pramac Racing’s Jorge Martin taking his first Sprint win in MotoGP. He was chased to the flag by KTM’s Brad Binder. But the main battle was for third between Francesco Bagnaia on the Lenovo Ducati and Honda’s Marc Marquez with the two actually trading paint at one point and Bagnaia gesticulating at the Honda rider for the aggressive overtaking. KTM’s Jack Miller was also an early contender, but slide off early in the race, with a low side at the notorious Museum corner. Marquez was then caught late in the race by Luca Marini to take 4th place. Johann Zarco came home in 6th behind Marques. Shock of the day was local hero Fabio Quartararo crashing out of the…

After five days of tough riding, falls, sickness and interesting weather, the Milwaukee Toolssponsored Vendetta Racing Team claims a clean sweep of finishes All three Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge rookies made it to the finish of the 2022 race, havingdone an amazing job on all five days of the rally. The riders kept a cool head throughout the race and managed to get through every day withminimal issues and penalties, which was rewarded with a ride over the finishers ramp atYAS Marina Circuit. The Final results:Tom Childs – 15th in Rally 2 classOran Kelly – 17th in Rally 2 classWilliam McBride – 19th in Rally 2 Class The team would like to thank @milwaukeetooluae, @Monobuoy for their ongoing supportand @paulbackguru.dubai for his daily ritual of snapping the boys back into shape afterevery stage. 130 – Tom Childs FB-tom.childs.750132 – William McBride @william_mcbride_ni132 – Oran Kelly @oran.okelly

Dubai-based GASGAS Factory Racing star extends lead in FIM Rally-Raid WorldChampionship Putting in an impressive display of riding to top the fifth and final stage of the 2022 AbuDhabi Desert Challenge, Sam Sunderland has won the event in style. The result makes it twowins from two races for Sunderland in this year’s FIM Rally-Raid World Championship,where he sits dominantly at the top of the standings. “It feels so cool to get the win! Abu Dhabi is always a tough race with the strategy and thatwas even more a factor this year as everyone was right on the pace,” said Sunderland. “Ifyou started a stage further back you didn’t seem to catch up so much time even though youwere pushing like hell, so it was definitely a challenge this year. It was a tough racephysically as well, partly because of the pace, but because of the heat too, as well as…