While MotoGP helmets follow more or less the same construction philosophy, they are held to higher safety standards, which the Federation Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM) introduced in 2019.

What safety gear and techniques do MotoGP™ riders use to protect themselves when racing at speeds of over 360km/h? Read on for the full guide to MotoGP™ safety gear.

Shark’s MotoGP-spec Aeron GP is something of a novelty in that it features moveable aerodynamic elements to reduce drag.

Helmets have come a long way in a relatively short amount of time. If we look at the sport of motocross in the 1980s, it featured racers like Jo Jo Keller who would roll up to the start gate ...

MotoGP helmets already have to meet one of three internationally recognized standards: the Japanese Industrial Standards, the Economic Commission for Europe, or Snell, in the U.S.