The grid for the 2027 MotoGP season is taking definitive shape as teams finalize multi-year contracts ahead of sweeping new technical regulations, leaving only two seats vacant on the premier class roster according to recent team announcements and official championship data.
Tech3 Secures Luca Marini on a Three-Year Deal
The satellite Tech3 squad officially confirmed the recruitment of Luca Marini as a primary rider for the 2027 campaign. The Italian rider agreed to a three-year contract with Tech3 after bringing his previous tenure with Honda HRC to a close. According to racing announcements, the strategic move allows the team to lock down experienced talent as the championship prepares to introduce a completely revamped engine and technical rulebook in 2027.
Fermin Aldeguer Switches to Pertamina Enduro VR46
Simultaneously, the Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team announced the signing of Fermin Aldeguer, who captured the Rookie of the Year honors in 2025 while riding for Gresini Racing. The young Spanish talent signed a two-year agreement that runs through the end of 2028. Speaking on his decision, Aldeguer noted that his primary motivation for joining the squad was the opportunity to absorb knowledge and racing experience directly from team owner and multi-time world champion Valentino Rossi.
Current 2027 MotoGP Grid Composition
With major manufacturer and independent squads locking in their lineups early to stabilize development under the upcoming regulations, the provisional rider grid for the 2027 season stands as follows:
- Trackhouse MotoGP: Raul Fernandez and Enea Bastianini
- Ducati Lenovo: Marc Marquez and Pedro Acosta
- Aprilia Racing: Marco Bezzecchi and Francesco Bagnaia
- Yamaha Monster Energy: Jorge Martin and Ai Ogura
- Red Bull KTM: Alex Marquez and Fabio Di Giannantonio
- Gresini Racing: Daniel Holgado and Joan Mir
- Honda HRC: Fabio Quartararo
- Honda LCR: Johann Zarco
- Tech3: Luca Marini
- Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team: Fermin Aldeguer
Remaining Openings and Transfer Market Outlook
Paddock analysts anticipate further movement across the transfer market in the coming months as remaining teams finalize their final roster allocations.
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