MotoGP set to remain faster than WSBK under 2027 rules – how do they compare now?

FIM president Jorge Viegas insists MotoGP will remain faster than World Superbikes under the former’s rules revolution in 2027 despite the reduction in engine capacity.

Earlier this month MotoGP announced the framework for its 2027 rules revolution, which is headlined by a switch from 1000cc to 850cc engines and a reduction in aerodynamics. The aim of MotoGP’s rules reset is to improve the on-track spectacle, while also becoming more road relevant, sustainable and cost-effective. However, the move to a small engine formula has led to fears that MotoGP bikes could end up slower than the production-based machines used in WSBK.

” Photo by: Gold and Goose / Motorsport Images How do MotoGP and WSBK speeds compare? On the current WSBK calendar, there are currently seven tracks that also host MotoGP rounds. Below is a comparison between pole laps for each series at these seven venues and the fastest race lap for each. There are some caveats to consider, chiefly the difference in tyres.

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