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Moto2

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description Moto2 Overview

Moto2 is the intermediate Grand Prix motorcycle racing class of the FIM Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix. Introduced in 2010 to replace the traditional 250cc two-stroke category, it features purpose-built prototype chassis. Since 2019, all teams have used identical 765cc three-cylinder engines supplied by Triumph to ensure closely contested racing. It serves as a developmental stepping stone for riders aiming to advance to the premier MotoGP class.

help Moto2 FAQ

What engine is used in the Moto2 World Championship?

Since 2019, the Moto2 intermediate class has used a spec 765cc three-cylinder engine manufactured by Triumph. This engine replaced the previously used Honda 600cc inline-four engines.

What category did Moto2 replace?

Moto2 was introduced in 2010 to replace the traditional 250cc two-stroke category. The change standardized the grid on four-stroke engines to better align with modern production motorcycle technology.

What chassis do Moto2 teams use?

While the engines are spec Triumph units supplied to all teams, the chassis are independently designed and manufactured. Teams can choose to use frames from specialized builders like Kalex, Boscoscuro, or NTS.

Is Moto2 part of the MotoGP World Championship?

Yes, Moto2 is the intermediate class of the overall MotoGP World Championship. It serves as the primary stepping stone for riders looking to advance to the premier MotoGP class.

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