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MotoGP Riders Reject 2027 Single-Bike Plan

Published May 28, 2026 · Updated May 28, 2026 · Motorsport.com

MotoGP riders have strongly criticized plans to reduce bikes per rider from two to one for the 2027 season, calling the proposal 'really bad'.

MotoGP riders have voiced their disapproval of plans that could leave them with just one fully assembled bike from the 2027 season. Earlier this month, Motorsport reported that MotoGP is seriously evaluating the possibility of amending the sporting regulations and reducing the number of bikes available to each rider from two to one. sportnewz.click

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