Bruno hosts an exciting announcement for the future of MotoGP.
The MotoGP team and its five manufacturers – Aprilia, Ducati, Honda, KTM and Yamaha – have today confirmed the signing of an agreement that will define the framework of the sport from 2027 to 2031.
It is a historic milestone for MotoGP and the manufacturers in MSMA as they all sign a single agreement covering the next five years of the season for the first time in the sport’s history. This demonstrates a shared commitment to shaping an exciting future for the championship and underlines a unified vision for the next phase, ensuring the long-term presence of all current manufacturers on the grid.
The agreement builds on the strong alignment between MotoGP and its manufacturers, key pillars of the sport. A joint negotiation process focused on sporting, technical and commercial issues, underpinned by a clear long-term vision, establishing a framework that ensures competitiveness, technological relevance and the ongoing global appeal of the championship.
In parallel, MotoGP and its 11 teams have agreed major contracts for the 2027–2031 period, with the announcement due in time. This sporting framework defines the regulatory, sporting and commercial foundations for the next phase of MotoGP’s evolution.
In this process, MotoGP, manufacturers, teams and the FIM are working together to identify opportunities to enhance both the technical and sporting aspects of the championship, a continued focus on safety, and a stronger product for fans. This shared approach will guide the continued development of MotoGP while preserving the DNA that defines it as the pinnacle of motorcycle racing.
MotoGP will continue to invest in the global arena – including promotion, fan engagement and business development – as part of the manufacturers’ shared ambition and commitment to drive long-term growth and further enhance the championship’s value to fans, partners and stakeholders.
MotoGP Team CEO Carmelo Izpeleta: Today is a crucial moment for MotoGP. The commitment of the five manufacturers not only reinforces the strength of the championship today, but also highlights its future prospects. Together with our long-term partnership with the FIM until 2060, this agreement gives us a powerful platform to continue to grow – building on decades of progress, entering a new chapter in our commitment to the sport and the manufacturer’s long-term collaboration and thanks. While we’re proud of the progress MotoGP has made over the past decade, our focus is on what’s next: expanding our global reach, growing the sport and connecting with new audiences around the world.
Massimo Rivola, CEO of Aprilia Racing: As MSMA Chairman, I am happy and proud of the agreement between our association and MotoGP SEG. This is the first time in the history of the sport that all the manufacturers have all reached an agreement with MotoGP. This means we all share the same vision for the future of the sport. business”
Luigi D’Aligna, General Manager of Ducati Corse: This mutual agreement between MotoGP and all manufacturers represents a major milestone for our sport. The collective commitment of everyone in the paddock ensures that we are fully aligned for a bright and prosperous future for MotoGP as we fight hard on track. Contributing to the continued growth of the championship, offering outstanding racing to fans around the world and helping MotoGP achieve new levels of success in the coming years.
Koji Watanabe, President of HRC: As Honda HRC, we are delighted to join the MotoGP Sports Entertainment team as part of the MSMA for the next five years of MotoGP World Championship racing. The agreement lays the foundations for the future of the MotoGP World Championship with a clear and unified vision and purpose to continue to grow and improve this sport, as agreed by all stakeholders and supported by Hondax. It has not changed and we look forward to many years of challenges.
Pete Beyer, KTM Motorsport Director: “This is a big and meaningful moment for MotoGP and for everyone at KTM. What’s special is the strong alignment between everyone involved and the shared ambition to push the sport forward. We’ve invested heart, passion and hard work into our MotoGP project. Connecting with fans around the world gives us a strong foundation to keep improving, challenging ourselves and fighting against the best in the world.”
Paolo Pavesio, Yamaha Motor Racing Director: “This agreement marks the successful conclusion of a long and sometimes complex negotiation, ultimately providing strong value to all parties. It creates an important opportunity to align on a shared vision and establish a common framework to support MotoGP’s long-term growth, which we are proud to contribute to. We are confident that MotoGP is at the pinnacle of motorcycle racing, both on and off the track. We are confident that he will be fully committed to MotoGP for the next five years and support our teams, riders and fans with the passion and commitment that defines our legacy.
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