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A potential 2027 MotoGP entry for BMW has gained momentum after the German marque has acquired Suzuki’s data. BMW Motorrad’s new boss Markus Flasch revealed earlier in 2024 that there could be a possibility of BMW entering MotoGP in the future, “It’s clear that it has to make sense for us,” he said. “And that’s […]
BMW Motorrad’s CEO Markus Flasch hinted at the possibility of BMW joining MotoGP in the future, stating that they are evaluating the option and not ruling it out. Suzuki, a successful team that won the 2020 Riders’ championship, unexpectedly left MotoGP in 2022, leaving behind valuable data. BMW reportedly acquired Suzuki’s data for €18m, fueling speculation of their potential entry into MotoGP in 2027 after 70 years. With the 2027 regulation changes, BMW aims to return to the two-wheeled pinnacle alongside the introduction of sustainable fuel. To succeed in MotoGP, BMW must make critical decisions, assemble a competitive team, and develop a top-notch bike before the new regulations come into effect.
