MotoGP bikes to use same engines in 2025 and 2026 before switch to 850cc

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MotoGP had announced in May that they would reduce the engine capacities to 850cc in 2027 to make the sport safer and more sustainable

MotoGP had announced in May that they would reduce the engine capacities to 850cc in 2027 to make the sport safer and more sustainable Moto GP Read More

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