KTM gains approval to inspect engine issues ahead of Aragon GP
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 9, 2026, 12:38 PM
Last updated Aug 9, 2026
KTM has received approval to inspect its sealed MotoGP engines following safety concerns. The decision comes after initial resistance from rival teams, who have now permitted the inspection for rider safety reasons. The fix is expected to take place just before the Aragon GP later this month. KTM aims to identify the issues affecting engine performance that have impacted their 2026 season, which has already faced challenges including rider injuries and financial difficulties.
- •KTM's 2026 season has suffered from various issues.
- •Initial requests to unseal engines were denied by rivals.
- •Approval for inspection came post-summer break.
- •The inspection is scheduled before the Aragon GP at the end of August.
- •KTM aims to resolve safety-related engine failures.
- 12:38 PMYahoo Sports — KTM's Rivals Say "Fine, You Can Fix Your Broken MotoGP Engine"
"After some back and forth, concessions have been made.
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