One of the first things most riders comment on when they try out a modern MotoGP bike, whether they're coming from Moto2 machinery or WSBK, is how strong the brakes are. Of course, part of this is the fact that MotoGP bikes use carbon ceramic discs, but the other factor in the equation is Brembo's braking system, which is fitted to all MotoGP bikes.
And now the premier name in motorcycle braking has a new MotoGP caliper, which it just unveiled at EICMA.
The new caliper will be available to all 22 riders in the premier class from the start of the 2025 season. But whether teams use it or not will be up to them. Currently, all teams are using the Brembo GP4 caliper, which has been featured in the premier class since 2020.
According to Brembo, "Thanks to a carefully studied design and the highest quality materials, this component is able to offer unprecedented performances, guaranteeing riders maximum safety and control in all conditions."
