MotoGP Secures Long-Term Future as Aprilia, Ducati, Honda, KTM and Yamaha Sign Landmark 2027-2031 Agreement

June 19, 2026: MotoGP has taken a major step towards securing its long-term future after confirming that all five current manufacturers—Aprilia, Ducati, Honda, KTM and Yamaha—have signed a historic agreement that will define the championship’s framework from 2027 to 2031.

The landmark deal, announced jointly by MotoGP Group and the manufacturers through the Motorcycle Sports Manufacturers Association (MSMA), marks the first time in MotoGP history that all participating manufacturers have agreed to a single long-term framework covering a five-year period.

The agreement guarantees the continued presence of all current manufacturers on the MotoGP grid and establishes a shared vision aimed at strengthening the sport’s sporting, technical and commercial foundations. It also reinforces MotoGP’s commitment to maintaining competitiveness, technological innovation and global fan engagement as the premier class of motorcycle racing enters a new era.

According to MotoGP Group, the deal is the result of extensive negotiations focused on balancing the interests of all stakeholders while ensuring sustainable growth and long-term stability for the championship.

Alongside the manufacturers’ agreement, MotoGP has also reached principal terms with its 11 teams for the 2027-2031 cycle, with a formal announcement expected in the coming months. Together, these agreements will shape the regulatory, commercial and sporting landscape of MotoGP’s next chapter.

Focus on Growth, Innovation and Safety

MotoGP, the manufacturers, teams and the governing body FIM are also collaborating on future technical and sporting developments designed to enhance safety, improve racing quality and strengthen the overall fan experience.

The championship plans to continue investing heavily in global promotion, commercial development and fan engagement initiatives, reflecting a collective ambition to expand MotoGP’s worldwide reach and increase its value for partners, stakeholders and supporters.

Ezpeleta: A Defining Moment for MotoGP

MotoGP Group CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta described the agreement as a pivotal moment for the sport.

“Today marks a defining moment for MotoGP,” said Ezpeleta. “The commitment of all five manufacturers reinforces the strength of the championship and underlines the shared ambition driving its future. Together with our longstanding partnership with the FIM through to 2060, this agreement provides a powerful platform to continue growing the sport and reaching new audiences around the world.”

Manufacturers Unite Behind Shared Vision

MSMA Chairman and Aprilia Racing CEO Massimo Rivola hailed the unanimous agreement as an unprecedented achievement.

“This is the first time in the sport’s history that all manufacturers have reached a unanimous position on an agreement with MotoGP,” Rivola said. “It demonstrates that we share the same vision for the future of the sport and recognise MotoGP’s significant global growth potential.”

Ducati Corse General Manager Luigi Dall’Igna described the agreement as a significant milestone that provides stability and clear direction for manufacturers to continue investing in technology, performance and rider development.

Honda Racing Corporation President Koji Watanabe reaffirmed Honda’s commitment to Grand Prix racing, while KTM Motorsports Director Pit Beirer highlighted the strong alignment among stakeholders and MotoGP’s role as a global platform for innovation and competition.

Yamaha Motor Racing Managing Director Paolo Pavesio added that the agreement concludes a lengthy negotiation process and creates a shared framework to support MotoGP’s long-term growth through a balance of innovation, sporting excellence and fan engagement.

New Era Begins for MotoGP

With all five manufacturers committed through at least 2031 and team agreements nearing completion, MotoGP has established a stable foundation for the future. The unprecedented collaboration between the championship, manufacturers, teams and governing body signals a new era focused on growth, technological advancement and delivering world-class racing to fans across the globe.

As MotoGP prepares for significant technical regulation changes in 2027, the newly signed framework provides the certainty and unity needed to guide the championship through its next phase of evolution.