10 changes to look out for in MotoGP 2017
- 7 years ago
Here's a sneak peak at what to keep an eye out for in MotoGP for 2017.
Jorge Lorenzo makes his hotly-tipped move to Ducati, Valentino Rossi leads the charge for Yamaha and Marc Marquez looks to defend his MotoGP world title for Honda.
Elsewhere Maverick Vinales makes his Movistar Yamaha MotoGP debut after switching from Suzuki, while Andrea Iannone and Alex Rins join forces at Suzuki.
Rookie Rins is joined by fellow debutants Johann Zarco and Jonas Folger who form the brand new line-up at Tech 3 Yamaha.
KTM joins the MotoGP party as a manufacturer entry with Bradley Smith and Pol Espargaro.
Danilo Petrucci lands a Ducati GP17 for Pramac Racing while team-mate Scott Redding runs the GP16. Fellow Brit Cal Crutchlow returns for LCR Honda as he hunts more wins after his breakthrough 2016.
Wings are banned in MotoGP while tyre supplier Michelin look to step up their efforts after a tricky but successful maiden year back last season.
What are you most excited for?
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Jorge Lorenzo makes his hotly-tipped move to Ducati, Valentino Rossi leads the charge for Yamaha and Marc Marquez looks to defend his MotoGP world title for Honda.
Elsewhere Maverick Vinales makes his Movistar Yamaha MotoGP debut after switching from Suzuki, while Andrea Iannone and Alex Rins join forces at Suzuki.
Rookie Rins is joined by fellow debutants Johann Zarco and Jonas Folger who form the brand new line-up at Tech 3 Yamaha.
KTM joins the MotoGP party as a manufacturer entry with Bradley Smith and Pol Espargaro.
Danilo Petrucci lands a Ducati GP17 for Pramac Racing while team-mate Scott Redding runs the GP16. Fellow Brit Cal Crutchlow returns for LCR Honda as he hunts more wins after his breakthrough 2016.
Wings are banned in MotoGP while tyre supplier Michelin look to step up their efforts after a tricky but successful maiden year back last season.
What are you most excited for?
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