2027-spec bike test until the end of the Motogp 2027 season

FIM (Federation International de Motocyclism) announced a series of changes in 2025 Motogp World Championship Regulations earlier this week. Changes, which were effective on 29 April, were mostly involved for a test day. Raders returning from injury And clearly the startline processes were provoked by recently defeated in Austin.

In addition to the revised rules, the FIM also announced an agreement on the test of the prototype bikes that manufacturers are already developing in anticipation of 2027 season. A major technology Motogp’s overhaul is coming in 2027Including 850cc engines, including changes, reduced aerodynamics and simplified ride-hit device.

While some manufacturers have already made significant progress Prototype for his 2027 challengersIt was agreed at a meeting on the recent Spanish GP weekend that these bikes could not be tested on the track until the end of the 2025 season.

According to the FIM announcement, “An agreement has been signed between the manufacturers that they will not test 2027 specification machines during the 2025 season. This means that the motorcycle test of 2027 specification will be allowed only from 17 November 2025.”

The 2025 season ends at Valencia on 16 November, but the first 2026 pre-season test is scheduled for the same circuit on 18 November.

Unaffected Pirelli Test by new rule

In addition to the new technical rules, Motogp will also welcome a new tire supplier in 2027: Pirelli. Italian manufacturer will turn the current French provider Michelin as the only tire supplier of the series.

Pirelli will do an initial test This season was later among its premiere-class tire compounds. For testing, MotogP manufacturers will offer test riders and 1000cc bikes, which are equipped with riding-height devices and only equipped with a basic aerodynamic package.

The test, which will be completely funded by Pirelli, is ready to be in the Aragon Circuit on the scheduled date yet, although it will be after the Aragon Grand Prix prescribed for June 8.

Motorsport.com confirmed that Pirelli stays on the test track, but is still waiting for a last date and is not impressed by new regulation.