MOTO GP or the World Motorcycle Grand Prix is an international motorbike racing championship. The term “Moto” comes from the abbreviation for the official title of the series, the” MOTOGP”. Grand Prix motorcycle racing is currently the premier category of motorcycle street racing events held over road tracks officially sanctioned by the Féd ération Internationale de Motocrosse. This is a motocross event in which motorcycles of different classes are raced and where the championship is won by the rider with the most number of points. There are various classes in this class of racing.
There are two types of classifications in the world of motorbikes; the classifications are moto2 and moto3. The title given to the winner of any class is dependent on whether it is a moto2 or a moto3. The series was initiated by Flavio Bertani in 1992 and has since grown rapidly, with hundreds of participating teams. Each class has its own series of statistics and the top riders are awarded the title of MOTOGP.
The current regulations for motorcycle racing have drawn criticism from several quarters. These regulations are being considered by the governing body of motocross as being too lenient on the part of the motorcycle manufacturers. There are plans for a new series of motogp championships to be introduced in the next two years. In the meantime the series for the championship of miniature motorcycles will continue for another year. This is according to Flavio Bertani who is the president of the Bertani Foundation.
The new series for the 2021 season of the championship of moto3, which will replace the older and outdated class of super GTs and superbikes, has been decided following careful consultation with the manufacturers of these engines. The new series has been named after Flavio Bertani’s son, who is the champion of this category at the present time. A new era of supermoto is now taking over the sport, with manufacturers such as Honda, Suzuki and Yamaha joining forces with Bertani and his foundation to create a new future for motocross. The new regulations and technical regulations are designed to put an end to the dangerous exhaust gases emitted from factory engines.
The new rules proposed by Bertani and his foundation are being put into practice with the current season, starting with the season opener in April, with all of the existing motorbike engines being banned for this season. With the new engine configuration, it is expected that there will be a significant increase in speed and power from the current manufacturers, with the main aim being to produce more competitive bikes in the championship. Some other changes are also planned, including the introduction of faster and lower maximum speed, with the aim of producing a more aggressive style of riding. Other plans are also to reduce weight, with the aim of producing more efficient machines.
With the current champions, Yamaha, having moved on to the Premier Class with their new V-star model, it seems that it is safe to predict that there will be a number one bike in the coming years, likely to be the Valentino Rossellini. Another Italian manufacturer making a name for itself in the world of motorbikes is the Seat factory team, who have recently announced that they have signed Valentino Rossellini and he will become their new RC2 champion. The news was announced just before Valentino’s triple century campaign was due to begin. Valentino himself has expressed his desire to ride against Valentino for the title, which could happen in the coming years, but these are only speculations, and we’ll have to wait and see!