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“Welcome to the future of MotoGP,” reads the start of the series’ statement on the new 2027 regulations, which were
The 2027 regulations aim to slow down bikes, enhance racing, and ensure safety measures. The Grand Prix Commission, consisting of members from FIM, IRTA, and Dorna, has introduced significant changes, including reducing engine capacity from 1000cc to 850cc. The reduction in maximum cylinder bore and limited engine numbers per year will help control the power of the bikes for improved safety on the tracks. The ban on ride height mechanisms is a positive step towards preventing bikes from excessively slingshotting out of corners. A focus has also been placed on restraining aerodynamic development to enhance safety and sustainability in MotoGP. The new regulations will bring about lighter bikes, reduced fuel capacity, and the use of 100% sustainable fuel, ultimately aiming for safer and more spectacular races in 2027.
