Facing financial challenges and €1.8 billion in debt, KTM plans to exit MotoGP by 2026 as part of a cost-saving restructuring effort.

KTM is reportedly planning to shut down its entire MotoGP division in 2026. This would include its four-bike top-class effort along with its Moto2 and Moto3 programs.

KTM could be looking to leave MotoGP as early as 2026 as part of their self-administered restructuring process, according to a report at Der Standard, an Austrian-based financial magazine. The ...

Why KTM MotoGP riders remain optimistic ahead of Italian GP. ... "Nothing massive but it seemed to make things a bit safer on the front and give us a bit more margin on both wheels.

Aprilia CEO Massimo Rivola has cited the example of KTM's financial fallout to warn MotoGP, saying "Our sport, our business, is a bit too expensive.". He acknowledged having suggestions on his ...

The factory KTM MotoGP riders are quietly optimistic ahead of the Italian Grand Prix following their productive test day at Aragon. Pedro Acosta discussed the hope in the KTM camp after Aragon ...

KTM's MotoGP bike pumps out 270 hp and while that's a lot less than the Rimac ... The modified Suzuki does not have such a system and was left spinning its rear wheel, leaving it trailing the ...

Behind the wheel is the ever-entertaining Mat Watson from the "carwow" YouTube channel that organized this entire show. Next, the 1,000 cc Red Bull KTM MotoGP bike can produce 266 hp or 270 ps ...