Manu Gonzalez aims for MotoGP seat with Trackhouse for 2027
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 1, 2026, 12:00 PM
Last updated Jun 1, 2026

Manu Gonzalez, currently leading the Moto2 championship, seeks a seat in MotoGP for the 2027 season. He is in discussions with Trackhouse to secure a position in the premier class after missing a promotion last year, despite leading most of the season. Gonzalez's representatives are actively pursuing opportunities for him to make the jump to the top class. If successful, this move would represent a significant step in his racing career.
- •Gonzalez is the current Moto2 championship leader.
- •Negotiations with Trackhouse are ongoing for a MotoGP seat.
- •He was denied promotion last year despite a strong performance.
- •His representatives are working to secure his move to the premier class.
- 12:00 PMMotorsport.com — Moto2 points leader Manu Gonzalez knocking on Trackhouse's door for 2027 MotoGP seat
"Everything points to Manu Gonzalez being in MotoGP next season if the talks he is currently having with Trackhouse come to fruition, Motorsport.com has learned. Representatives for the current Moto2 championship leader are working hard to find a place for the rider in the premier class, after he was denied the step up last year when he led for almost the entire season but mistakes and technical ...Keep reading
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