MotoGP News is a free news app for iOS devices and Apple Macbooks. It provides MotoGP racing event information and conducts race-related opinion polls in real time. The software comes with two types of in-app purchases: one to remove ads and one to schedule push-up notifications on the mobile device.

This free motorcycle racing news app was developed by Chris Merron, the creator of a wide range of lifestyle, utilities, and health apps. MotoGP News is rather similar to CBS News and Cricbuzz, but it is more specific to MotoGP enthusiasts.

Who can use it?

This game is designed for iPhone users ages 4 and up but can also be used on iPod Touch devices and MacBooks with an M1 chip or later. The app displays UI settings and menus in English only, plus the news content and polls it displays are also available only in English.

What’s it like?

The app features a very simple UI with 3 main sections: News, Polls, and Settings. Along with a snippet, thumbnail, and date, the first section lists the latest MotoGP news headlines. Clicking on the headline reveals the full article. The second features polls that collect replies from users on various topics, such as favorite racers, incidents, and fairness.

What’s special about it?

The best thing about this MotoGP news app is that it can be set up to provide push-up notifications. In exchange for a fee, users can access the latest news, event results, and opinion polls in real time.

Keep up with motorcycle racing events

For a free Grand Prix racing app, MotoGP has a lot to offer, particularly good-quality articles and live polls. However, it lacks many of the features that rival apps provide, such as team and driver information, stats, and animations.