As the 2026 season draws to a close, the MotoGP paddock is set for a massive shake-up following official confirmations from all 11 teams regarding their full line-ups for the 2027 campaign. Major manufacturer switches and unexpected promotions from feeder categories have completely redefined the competitive landscape for the upcoming era of grand prix motorcycle racing.
At the factory Ducati Lenovo Team, reigning world champion Marc Marquez is locked in through 2028. However, the Spanish star will be joined by a brand-new teammate as Pedro Acosta makes the high-profile switch from KTM to pilot the factory Borgo Panigale machine under a multi-year agreement.
Meanwhile, Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP has executed a bold strategy by securing Jorge Martin alongside Japanese sensation Ai Ogura to spearhead their factory project. Honda HRC Castrol has likewise opted for a completely overhauled roster by bringing in Fabio Quartararo and promoting Diogo Moreira, alongside key managerial adjustments behind the scenes.

Further down the pit lane, independent and factory squads alike have finalized intriguing pairings, such as Enea Bastianini joining Trackhouse Racing Team and Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team welcoming WorldSBK front-runner Nicolo Bulega into the premier class paddock.
With every puzzle piece now firmly in place, the countdown to a brand-new technological era in MotoGP has officially begun. Read our in-depth analysis and stay tuned to Sportrik Media for all the latest paddock updates.



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