Pirelli says MotoGP 2027 tire development test shows gains in grip, stability

By Public Technologies
  • Pirelli reported positive progress in developing slick tires for the FIM Grand Prix World Championship 2027, when it becomes the sole supplier.
  • Red Bull Ring test used soft, medium, hard compounds on front and rear, run on 850cc prototypes or modified 1,000cc bikes.
  • Feedback from 18 riders supported performance targets, with stronger grip and stability highlighted as key outcomes.
  • Next milestone set for early December at Valencia, with the first official 2027 tests planned with all full-time riders.


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