Johann Zarco reflects on career sacrifices and future in MotoGP
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 30, 2026, 6:30 AM
Last updated Sep 30, 2026
Motorsports veteran Johann Zarco opened up in his new biography about the sacrifices made during his career in MotoGP. The French rider discussed distancing himself from personal relationships and making immense commitments to succeed in racing. After suffering a serious knee injury this season, Zarco gained time to rethink his career plans and expressed potential interest in continuing beyond his 2027 contract. At 36, he faces the end of his career but remains passionate about motorcycling and optimistic about future developments in the sport.
- •Zarco discusses a 'pact with the devil' in his biography.
- •He suffered a significant knee injury at the Catalunya Grand Prix.
- •Zarco may continue racing in MotoGP beyond 2027.
- •He acknowledges past frustrations and aims for improvement.
- •Zarco has enjoyed success since joining MotoGP, with multiple podiums.
- 6:30 AMYahoo Sports — MotoGP veteran reveals ‘pact with the devil’ that meant never falling in love
"MotoGP veteran Johann Zarco has detailed the incredible lengths he went through to reach the pinnacle of two-wheeled racing. The French rider has become one of the paddock’s most-loved figures during his nine years in the premier class, currently with LCR Honda.
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