PIRELLI SECURES MotoGP TYRE SUPPLY DEAL FROM 2027
Pirelli, the renowned Italian tyre manufacturer, has been appointed as the official tyre supplier to MotoGP, the premier class of motorcycle racing, from 2027 onwards.
This significant development marks a new chapter in the history of MotoGP, as Pirelli replaces Michelin as the championship’s sole tyre supplier. The move is set to bring about a fresh era of competition and innovation in the world of motorcycle racing.
Pirelli’s extensive experience in supplying tyres to various motorsport disciplines, including Formula One, has undoubtedly played a significant role in securing this prestigious contract. The company’s expertise in developing high-performance tyres is expected to elevate the level of competition in MotoGP, while also enhancing rider safety.
The announcement has been met with enthusiasm from within the MotoGP paddock, with many stakeholders expressing their excitement about the prospect of working with Pirelli. The Italian manufacturer’s reputation for delivering high-quality tyres is expected to bring about a new level of consistency and performance to the championship.
While details of the contract, including its duration and terms, have not been publicly disclosed, it is understood that Pirelli will work closely with MotoGP’s governing body, the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM), to ensure a seamless transition from Michelin.
As Pirelli prepares to take on this new challenge, the company’s vast experience in motorsport will undoubtedly prove invaluable. With a proven track record of delivering high-performance tyres in various disciplines, Pirelli is well-equipped to meet the demands of MotoGP’s highly competitive environment.
The appointment of Pirelli as MotoGP’s official tyre supplier from 2027 onwards marks an exciting new chapter in the history of motorcycle racing’s premier class. As the Italian manufacturer brings its expertise and innovation to the championship, fans and competitors alike can look forward to a new era of thrilling competition and technological advancement.