MotoGP is the pinnacle of World Championship Road Racing. It developed primarily in Europe after the FIM (Federation Internationale de Motocyclisme) consolidated the regulations for motorcycle competition for the first time in 1949.It is a part of grand pix motorcycle racing

Grand pix motorcycle race is divided into three classes i.e 125cc(cubic capacity)bikes racing,250 cc bikes racing and then comes the MOTOGP racing which include bikes of above 1,000 cc .It earlier also had the 650cc segment racing and due to some reasons it was stopped.

THE BIKES:

These bikes are very powerful in the MOTOGP class . Here the bike and the rider’s safety is very important . These bikes have brakes are made up of carbon-ceramic disc for the front wheel and back wheel are framed with Brembo carbon discs. These carbon brakes are used in the bikes because the rider pulls about 30% of time in every lap ,so that the  brakes are quick enough to slow down the bike.

Mostly these bikes have 230 hp(Horsepower) and 120 Nm torque. Some of these bikes are tuned by the racers for getting more power so the bike is tuned and horse power are increased to 250hp but less than 300. The aerodynamics of the of bike is changed for racing.

CONCLUSION

MotoGP bike racing stands as one of the most thrilling and dynamic motorsports in the world, captivating fans with its blend of speed, precision, and strategy. The evolution of technology, from lighter and more powerful engines to advanced aerodynamics and electronics, has raised the level

of competition and performance, pushing riders and teams to their absolute limits. The sheer skill and bravery required to race at such high speeds, often in challenging weather and diverse track conditions, make MotoGP not just a test of machines but also of human endurance and instinct. As the sport continues to grow globally, with increasing fan engagement and technological   advancements, MotoGP remains a cornerstone of motorsport excellence, offering unmatched excitement and a showcase of the relentless pursuit of perfection.

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EUROSPORT  for sharing the information about MOTOGP racing.

By Rakshith .S (grade 9, red house)