MotoGP 2026 introduces engine freeze amid team changes

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•The 2026 MotoGP season enforces an engine freeze to restrict engine development.
•Several teams and riders are undergoing changes, creating uncertainty in the competition.
•The engine freeze is intended to reduce costs and maintain competitive balance.

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▸If teams adapt well to the engine freeze then competition remains close, benefiting riders and fans with unpredictable races.

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CNChannel News AsiaMotoGP braces for high-stakes 2026 season with grid in flux AFRICABusiness Day (South Africa)MotoGP 2026 ushers in engine freeze and high-stakes transition

MotoGP's 2026 season begins with a new engine freeze rule and significant changes among teams and riders. The engine freeze limits technical development, aiming to control costs and level competition. These changes affect teams, riders, and fans by potentially altering race outcomes and team strategies.

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