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Because motorcycle engineering is beautiful
Jamie Tu
Despite 140 years of development, some bike engines still consume the very stuff that’s there to protect them. Professor Jamie Turner explains why
You hear it long before you see it: the tranquil of this bucolic Hampshire village has been shattered by some hooligan flouting its urban speed limit. Heads turn. The demonic roar and ring-a-ding-ding
More evidence that car people are the same the world over. In the way that some Chinese engineers recently thought a flat-eight engine was perfect for a motorbike, others have decided to make a niche,
In the late 1970s, Maserati hit upon a radical, borderline blasphemous idea. What if it hit pause on building very interesting sports cars and grand tourers that many people admired but no one bought.
Tamara Ivancova is 24 years old. She has already worked for the AlphaTauri and McLaren F1 teams, Aston Martin’s road car division, motorsport gods Prodrive, and now she’s dreamt up her own car company
MCN’s man on the ground gets up close and personal to the new bikes and tech unveiled in Sepang as 2026 season edges closer