Riders in MotoGP have voiced their disapproval of a proposed regulation that would limit each competitor to a single bike starting in the 2027 season. This initiative, suggested by manufacturers as a cost-cutting measure, aims to align MotoGP with other racing series like Moto2 and Formula 1, which eliminated spare vehicles years ago. Riders, including Pedro Acosta and Luca Marini, argue that having only one bike could severely impact their ability to compete, particularly if they crash during practice or qualifying. Acosta stated, 'If you crash in warm-up, you will not race,' highlighting the potential for a rider's weekend to end prematurely due to technical issues. Marini echoed these concerns, stressing that the excitement of riders switching bikes during qualifying adds to the spectacle of the sport. While some riders, like Joan Mir, expressed a more accepting view of the change if it applies to everyone, the overall sentiment remains one of resistance against limiting the number of bikes available, with many believing it would not lead to significant cost savings for teams.