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MotoGP to stick with Michelin until 2026

15 September 2021 - 13:31 By Reuters
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Michelin will remain MotoGP's sole tyre supplier until at least 2026.
Michelin will remain MotoGP's sole tyre supplier until at least 2026.
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Michelin will remain MotoGP's sole tyre supplier until at least 2026, both parties announced on Wednesday.

The French company took over from Japanese rival Bridgestone as the premier category's sole supplier in 2016.

MotoGP said Michelin would also be title sponsor of a grand prix every season. 

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