MotoGP: We are still in the early stages, but the new V4 is not showing positive signs and the M1 is the last of the MotoGP bikes. Quartararo no longer believes in it, he is tired and disillusioned ...

Fabio Quartararo says Yamaha’s V4-powered M1 won’t solve all its troubles in MotoGP after admitting that he feels “worse” on the new bike than its predecessor. The 2021 world champion made the comment ...

The low-grip Aragon track was a prime suspect to expose the deficiencies of Yamaha’s YZR-M1 machine and unfortunately for Fabio Quartararo and the Japanese manufacturer the issue was in the spotlight.

Fabio Quartararo's body language speaks volumes about his frustration with the performance of his Yamaha. For its part, the manufacturer points out the scale of the task involved in switching to V4 ...

Fabio Quartararo made his frustrations abundantly clear at the Buriram test as he once again encountered problems with his Yamaha bike. It has been a torrid time for the Frenchman in recent years as ...

Alex Rins emerged as Yamaha’s fastest rider during the manufacturer’s cautious return to action on the final day of the Sepang MotoGP test. Yamaha’s new V4 machines sat out day two as investigations ...

After finishing outside the top 10 in the last four rounds of MotoGP competition, Fabio Quartararo has had enough and issued his bike manufacturer a warning, saying “Yamaha is the priority because it ...

Back in 2013, MotoGP was at a crossroads. Stung by criticism that top class racing had become dull and predictable, it was undergoing a technical revolution. Having ditched its unloved 800cc engines, ...

Fabio Quartararo was already on his way back to Europe when Yamaha’s Sepang MotoGP test was interrupted by a technical issue that kept its garage doors closed throughout day two. The only positive was ...