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Change of ownership confirmed for Thruxton Circuit BARC leases

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By Alex Whitworth Verified
| Crash.net Verified
Kyle Ryde, 2025 Thruxton BSB. Credit: Ian Hopgood Photography. © Ian Hopgood Photography The BARC has agreed the sale of its interests in the operating companies of Thruxton Circuit, the circuit has confirmed. The BARC has been headquartered at Thruxton since 1968 and will continue to be so after the sale of leases on Thruxton Circuit itself, as well as the “skid pan, kart centre, and other facilities on the wider estate,” according to a statement from the circuit.
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Marc Marquez expecting to “struggle” at German MotoGP

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By Alex Whitworth Verified
| Bikesport News Verified
12 times a winner at Sachsenring, Marc Marquez is on paper the clear favourite to win this weekend’s German MotoGP (10–12 July), but he expects to “struggle” physically. Marquez’s physical condition has been a concern all season, the Spaniard having spent the winter recovering from the shoulder injury he suffered in Indonesia last October, and undergoing surgery after the French Grand Prix to address a loose screw in that shoulder as well as the foot injury he picked up at Le Mans.
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History-making American woman gets Marc Marquez MotoGP chance

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By Alex Whitworth Verified
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History-making American racer Kayla Yaakov has had the chance to jump on Marc Marquez’s MotoGP bike at Misano. Yaakov, who races in the Supersport class of MotoAmerica, made history earlier this year by becoming the first woman to finish in the top-three of the famous Daytona 200 race. She rides for the team co-owned by former MotoGP rider Ben Spies and six-time IndyCar winner Graham Rahal, which runs Ducati Panigale V2s in Supersport.
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