MotoGP’s answers to six big safety and future questions

MotoGP's answers to six big safety and future questions

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Amid a stand-off between the series and teams and after the Barcelona crashes, we heard from MotoGP’s chief

The technical package for the MotoGP new era in 2027 and the composition of the grid are well-known, with ongoing final touches being made to the ’27 package amidst negotiations between Dorna/MotoGP and manufacturers represented by MSMA.

Chief sporting officer Carlos Ezpeleta discussed key matters during the Italian Grand Prix weekend, including unresolved agreements with manufacturers for the 2027-2031 period, impacting rider announcements.

Proposals like mandatory reserve riders or one bike per rider are being debated, aiming to enhance the sport and align manufacturers’ investments with fan preferences and brand strategies.

While committed to five more years, negotiations with teams and manufacturers focus on sport improvement, not just a formal process.

The issue of vacant bikes has resurfaced following recent rider injuries, highlighting the need for solid replacement strategies within teams and among manufacturers.

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