Gresini confident in 2027 MotoGP parity between factory and satellite teams

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Last updated Oct 16, 2026

Gresini confident in 2027 MotoGP parity between factory and satellite teams
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Gresini believes that the competitive between factory and satellite teams in MotoGP will remain largely unchanged in 2027. This comes as the championship prepares for a significant technical overhaul, which will reduce engine capacity and impose stricter aerodynamic limits. Ride-height devices will be banned under the new regulations set to take effect next year. The shift also includes a change from Michelin tires, aiming to alter the technical dynamics of the series without widening the gap between team types.

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  • •Gresini expresses confidence in competitive order for 2027
  • •MotoGP's overhaul includes reduced engine capacity and stricter aerodynamic rules
  • •Ride-height devices will be outlawed under new regulations
  • •Switch to new tire supplier is part of the upcoming changes
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  • 3:14 PMMotorsport.com — Gresini: New MotoGP rules won't increase gap between factory and satellite teams
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Gresini is confident that the competitive order between factory and satellite teams will remain “more or less” unchanged in 2027, when MotoGP enters its new 850cc era. The championship is set for its biggest technical overhaul in recent history next year, with reduced engine capacity, stricter limits placed on aerodynamics and ride-height devices being outlawed. The switch from Michelin ...Keep reading

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