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Accuracy & Corrections

We want MotoGP101 to be the place a beginner can trust. That means being accurate, current and honest — and fixing mistakes quickly and openly when they happen.

How we keep guides accurate

• Plain but correct. Simplifying for beginners never means getting it wrong. We aim for explanations that are easy and right.
• Kept current. Riders, teams, bikes and rules change. Guides are revised through the season, and each carries a "last updated" date so you can judge how fresh it is.
• British English. Spelling, terminology and units follow British English throughout.
• Clearly sourced data. Standings, calendars and results reflect the official championship; live figures are marked as such.

Found a mistake?

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How we handle corrections

• Factual errors are corrected as soon as we've confirmed them, and the article's "last updated" date is refreshed.
• Significant corrections — ones that change the meaning of a guide — are noted on the page so the change is transparent.
• Out-of-date information is updated to reflect the current season or rules.

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