Suzuki has announced the 2027 Hayabusa in two standard colorways starting at $19,699, plus a new Special Edition at $20,399 with Pearl Brilliant White, red accents, and a standard color-matched seat cowl.
The Triumph Speed Twin 1200 TFC is the fifth model to wear the Factory Custom badge — limited to 750 units worldwide, with Öhlins suspension, Brembo Stylema brakes, and carbon fiber bodywork, starting at $21,995.
JD Beach swept both Superbike races at Laguna Seca, but the real story was the championship chaos elsewhere — Scholtz’s DNF flips the Superbike points lead, Binder crashes out of the Supersport lead, and Warhorse Ducati’s Loris Baz and Benjamin Smith post their best weekend of the season.
Marc Márquez swept the Sprint and Grand Prix at the Sachsenring, tying Agostini’s all-time win record at a single circuit, while brother Alex crashed out fighting for the lead and the title fight became the tightest top-five in modern MotoGP history.
Alex Rins has confirmed he has no MotoGP seat for 2027 and is actively searching for a WorldSBK ride, likely eyeing the Aruba.it Racing Ducati seat Nicolò Bulega may vacate.
Red Bull and KTM have renewed their MotoGP partnership through 2027, keeping the iconic orange livery on the grid as the series enters its new technical era with an all-new rider lineup.
MotoAmerica racer Kayla Yaakov became the first woman to ride a Ducati MotoGP motorcycle, piloting Marc Márquez’s Desmosedici GP26 and Nicolò Bulega’s WorldSBK Panigale V4 R at Misano.
Ducati legends Carl Fogarty, Casey Stoner, and Troy Bayliss joined current WorldSBK stars at Goodwood Festival of Speed to mark the brand’s 100th anniversary, alongside the debut of the Ducati Collezione 100.
The Kawasaki Z1100 SE ABS is the largest-displacement Z model ever built — a 1,099cc inline-four, full IMU-based electronics suite, Öhlins rear shock, and Brembo brakes, priced at $14,999.
Motorsport Exotica welcomes former AFM road racing champion Michael Aron as Creative Director and announces its debut showcase event, A Night of Machinery & Indulgence, July 18 in Burbank.
