Why MotoGP is still the purest form of racing

MotoGP, the pioneering road-racing world championship, turns 75 this year, and it’s still considered the purest form of motorsport, at least in the minds of the admittedly much smaller number of devotees.

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Why MotoGP is still the purest form of racing