MotoGP Las Américas

The Repsol Honda Team rider recovers from an early setback to place sixth. Pol Espargaró comes in 13th after stomach issues throughout the weekend.

The Repsol Honda Team rider will start from the third row, with his teammate Pol Espargaró in twelfth position

The Repsol Honda Team rider returns to action with a good pace. Pol Espargaró places twelfth.

The Repsol Honda Team rider will ride again his RC213V after consultation and clearance from his medical team.

The eight-time World Champion wins the Grand Prix of the Americas for the seventh time, taking the 450th podium for the Repsol Honda team. Pol Espargaró is tenth

The Repsol Honda Team rider, in third, will start from the front row for the first time this year. Pol Espargaró will take off from twelfth position

The Repsol Honda Team rider finishes the two sessions of the day in first place, with Pol Espargaró fourth

Marc Márquez and Pol Espargaró travel to the United States to compete in the Grand Prix of the Americas, the fifteenth event of the season.

After the Grand Prix of the Americas, Alberto Puig assesses the positive and negative aspects of the third MotoGP World Championship round of 2019.

The reigning MotoGP World Champion crashes on Lap 9 of the GP of The Americas when leading comfortably. A mechanical problem prevents Jorge Lorenzo from finishing the race at COTA.

The Repsol Honda Team rider set the best time in qualifying in Austin for the seventh consecutive year. Jorge Lorenzo finished eleventh in Q2.

The reigning MotoGP World Champion headed the timesheets in the first practice session and finished the day with the second fastest time, 44 thousandths off the top spot. Jorge Lorenzo ended Friday sixteenth.

Schedule for MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3. Follow the excitement of the The Americas GP on our social media profiles. (GMT+2)

Over the years, the MotoGP World Championship has visited a number of places throughout America. Whether it's Laguna Seca, Austin, or Indianapolis, the Repsol Honda Team has always maintained a good relationship with the US. It is more active than ever after Marc’s 2018 victory in the Americas.

The reigning MotoGP World Champion and current leader of the premier class has won on each of his six visits to Austin, Texas, where Jorge Lorenzo has achieved two podiums.

COTA (Circuit of the Americas) is the hub of motorcycle racing in the United States after the departures from the MotoGP calendar of Indianapolis and Laguna Seca.

The Repsol Honda Team Manager analyses the performance of Marc Márquez and Dani Pedrosa in the Grand Prix of The Americas and explains the strategy they followed in the race.

With his sixth consecutive victory at the Grand Prix of The Americas, Márquez continues to dominate the North American event. His teammate Dani Pedrosa, achieves seventh place after a hard race.

Dani Pedrosa overcomes physical discomfort and secures a spot on the third row, with the ninth best time in qualifying. Márquez is penalised for occupying another rider’s line in the session.

The reigning World Champion tops FP1 and practically all of FP2. Pedrosa provisionally achieves direct access to Q2 after steady improvements.