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MotoGP 2027 grid: All confirmed rider signings

The dawn of a new era in MotoGP next year, with the introduction of the championship's new technical regulations for manufacturers committing to remain in the series through the end of 2031, will trigger the biggest shake-up to the premier-class grid in many years. Many of the changes had been emerging gradually since the start of the season, but following the signing of the Concorde Agreement…

MotoGP 2027 grid: All confirmed rider signings

The 2027 MotoGP grid has been officially confirmed, marking a significant shake-up for the premier-class grid. Sporting extensions and official announcements have been occurring since the start of the season, with the Concorde Agreement triggering a wave of rider signings. Two rider announcements remain outstanding, leaving the Honda seat as the only major question.

Ducati has kept Marc Marquez for another two years, while Pedro Acosta will replace Bagnaia. Aprilia has secured an all-Italian line-up with Marco Bezzecchi, Bagnaia, and Fabio Di Giannantonio. Yamaha's factory team will consist of Jorge Martín and Ai Ogura. KTM has signed Alex Marquez and Fabio Di Giannantonio. Honda's lineup includes David Alonso or Diogo Moreira, Jorge Martín, and Johann Zarco.

Pramac-Yamaha will feature Toprak Razgatlioglu and Izan Guevara. Trackhouse will race with Raul Fernandez and Enea Bastianini. Gresini-Ducati will have Joan Mir and Dani Holgado on factory-spec bikes. VR46-Ducati will see Fermín Aldeguer and Nicolo Bulega. Tech3-KTM will feature Luca Marini, with their second rider yet to be announced.

Moto2 riders Senna Agius and Johann Zarco are set to make the step up. Alex Rins, Franco Morbidelli, Jack Miller, Brad Binder, and Maverick Viñales will be left without a ride for 2027.

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