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KTM won't race with a 'super engine' in 2021 MotoGP season
KTM Motorsport boss Pit Beirer says that the marque has not radically overhauled its 2021 MotoGP engine, despite fears from rivals it could build a 'super engine'. Due to the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, MotoGP's six manufacturers agreed on a total freeze on development of homologated parts for the 2020 season, with those restrictions on engine and aerodynamic updates remaining in place for 2021 for all non-concession runners. KTM started 2020 as a concession manufacturer due to its lack of dry MotoGP podiums previously, but lost that status courtesy of Brad Binder and Miguel Oliveira's Czech and Styrian Grand Prix wins. MotoGP's manufacturers agreed to allow KTM to develop a...
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