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MotoGP's five participating manufacturers have agreed to a new Concorde Agreement, it has been announced. Dorna's CEO called it "a historic day," one that will provide long-term stability for the championship's framework.
5 manufacturers agreeing to a Concorde Agreement — this is a big deal. It's not just about maneuvering inside the pits — the very foundation of the championship itself got solidified. It's only with a framework that lets manufacturers dig in and fight that a genuine battle, corner entry through exit, keeps going. I welcome this without reservation.
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At least there's peace of mind that MotoGP's continuing going forward. That's genuinely good news.
Rare for all 5 manufacturers to agree on something - usually somebody's holding out.
The Concorde Agreement is the F1 thing, right? Didn't know MotoGP had one too.
Same name as the F1 team, huh. Wonder if there's a similar vibe to it.
So all 5 manufacturers agreed to a Concorde Agreement. Long-term framework stability is a big deal.
Feels like Ezpeleta says "historic day" every single time.
With the framework stabilized, I wonder if cost and wildcard entry discussions settle down too.
