Starting in 2025, riders will be able to receive race radio messages directly from the race director, improving safety on the track. 

The system will evolve further, allowing two-way communication by 2026, with future plans for team-to-rider radio like in F1.

Riders like Maverick Viñales and Fabio Quartararo have already tested it, highlighting the safety benefits.

Could this tech change the way we experience MotoGP?

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