On the Front Cover: MotoGP refugee Alvaro Bautista won everything in his World Superbike debut, riding a 2019 Ducati V4 R festooned with aerodynamic wings and allowed a higher rev limit than anything else on the grid. Was it a fluke, or does this change everything for the production-based World Championship?

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In This Issue:

FEATURES

Inside Info: Energica Explains Its Plans

Historic Racebike Illustrations: 1959 Honda RC 142

Yamaha YZF-R3 Intro: Yamaha’s Best U.S. Seller Is This Sportbike

MotoGP Analysis:

Looking At The 2019 Factory MotoGP Racebikes:

Aprilia RS-GP

Ducati Desmosedici GP19

Honda RC213V

KTM RC16

Suzuki GSX-RR

Yamaha YZR-M1

MotoGP Spec ECU Explained

Michelin’s 2019 MotoGP Tire Plan

Ninja400R.com’s Turn-Key & Track-Ready Kawasaki Racebikes

Back In The Day: Editor’s Scrapbook: 1982 AFM Pro Budweiser 500k Endurance At Riverside Int’l Raceway

Product Evaluation: MotoSPEC Chassis Set-Up Program

2019 Roadracing World Young Gun Awards: The Best Fast Kids In North America

Shops: K & N Engineering

PROFESSIONAL RACING

World Superbike: Bautista And Ducati V4 R Win At Phillip Island

COLUMNS

Letters To The Editor

10 Years Ago

MotoGP Trivia/Numbers

Kyle Wyman: Where’s Wyman?

The Kids’ Page: Owen Granoff

The Crash Page: Tony Arbolino High-Sides During The 2018 Moto3 Race At Valencia

Professional Services Directory

Racing, School, & Track Day Calendar

High Performance Parts & Services Directory

ASRA/CCS Newsletter

Classified Ads

New Products: YZF-R3 Products Featured

Advertisers Index

Chris Ulrich: Adventures Of An Ex-Racer