Triumph reveals new Moto2 engine set for 2027 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 9:23 PM
Last updated Aug 6, 2026
Triumph has announced a new spec engine for the Moto2 class, debuting in the 2027 season, marking a significant upgrade from its current engine. The new engine is expected to be lighter and provide 6% more peak power. Development benefited from extensive racing data and rider feedback, focusing on improved airflow and a redesigned combustion chamber. Chassis manufacturers will need to adapt to the new engine's specifications. Track testing is scheduled to commence in the coming months as preparations ramp up for this major shift in Moto2.
- •Triumph to debut new Moto2 engine in 2027 season.
- •Engine expected to be 4.4 pounds lighter and more powerful.
- •Development based on extensive racing data since 2019.
- •Chassis manufacturers will need to adjust to new specifications.
- •Track testing to start in the coming months.
- 9:23 PMYahoo Sports — Triumph Announces New Moto2 Engine For 2027
"MotoGP is set to begin a new era, first with the premier class switching to a new 850cc displacement for 2027, and Yamaha becoming the sole motor and chassis supplier for Moto3 in 2028. Not to be left out, change is coming to the Moto2 class, with Triumph announcing a new spec engine will debut for the 2027 season.
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