





Embracing the mantra “live the life you love,” UK-based motorcycle racer Sam Lowe embodies gratitude and compassion, while being a fierce competitor on the racetrack. With more than a decade of skin in the game, the MotoGP veteran shows no signs of slowing down. Lowes is determined to become one of the greatest racers of all time as he continues to compete at the highest level of motorsports. Some noteworthy achievements in his career include winning the Supersport World Champion 2013 while riding a Yamaha YZF-R6 for Russian team Yakhnich Motorsport. He also claimed the title of the 2010 British Supersport champion on a Honda CBR600RR. During his championship year he secured five wins, including three consecutive victories, and five podium finishes at various circuits like Brands Hatch, Knockhill, Cadwell Park, Croft, and Silverstone. Lowes recently began a new chapter in his racing career with the Marc VDS Racing Team in the Ducati V4 R.
Embracing the mantra “live the life you love,” UK-based motorcycle racer Sam Lowe embodies gratitude and compassion, while being a fierce competitor on the racetrack. With more than a decade of skin in the game, the MotoGP veteran shows no signs of slowing down. Lowes is determined to become one of the greatest racers of all time as he continues to compete at the highest level of motorsports. Some noteworthy achievements in his career include winning the Supersport World Champion 2013 while riding a Yamaha YZF-R6 for Russian team Yakhnich Motorsport. He also claimed the title of the 2010 British Supersport champion on a Honda CBR600RR. During his championship year he secured five wins, including three consecutive victories, and five podium finishes at various circuits like Brands Hatch, Knockhill, Cadwell Park, Croft, and Silverstone. Lowes recently began a new chapter in his racing career with the Marc VDS Racing Team in the Ducati V4 R.
MotoGP [category] News

MotoGP throttled up to 22 rounds in 2025 and the 77th season of the fastest motorcycle racing world championship.

“The first laps will be difficult…”. And the rest as well, Fabio. But…you nailed it. The 2021 world champ is one of the most talented and charismatic racers in MotoGP and the 26-year-old toughed out another episode of the 2025 series. Fabio Quartararo didn’t coat the scale of the task at a vibrant Catalan GP as he motored around with his rivals on the MotoGP parade trailer Sunday morning. The Frenchman has become accustomed to reducing a competitive deficit with his skill and perception of the limits in the last three seasons and was again Monster Energy Yamaha’s leading light on Spanish ground as he throttled to P5.

MotoGP came roaring back to Hungary for the first time in 33 years—and we were there to light up the weekend. Balaton Park Circuit, a brand-new stop near the shores of Lake Balaton and about an hour west of Budapest, hosted a packed three-day festival of speed and fan energy.



