MotoGP is set to unveil its long-awaited new regulations for 2027 and beyond in the coming days.
MotoGP is about to introduce its new regulations for 2027 after months of negotiations, marking the biggest modification since 2013’s 1000cc bikes. The changes also pave the way for BMW’s potential entry into MotoGP, with speculations suggesting their intention to join the premier class. Primarily, the new rules are expected to reduce engine capacity by 150cc, creating new 850cc bikes to manage excessive speeds on the track. Other anticipated changes involve reducing aerodynamics and eliminating ride height devices to enhance both competition and spectacle in the races. The rule adjustments are likely to be finalized and announced after this weekend’s meeting at the Spanish Grand Prix, signifying a significant milestone for MotoGP’s evolving landscape and potential new entries like BMW.