MotoGP Engineering: A Technical Guide to Aerodynamics, Chassis Design, and Hybrid Performance by Kingsty Phillips is a technical exploration of the engineering principles behind modern MotoGP racing motorcycles. The book examines how cutting-edge aerodynamics, chassis design, suspension, powertrain technology, and hybrid performance systems work together to produce extreme speed, stability, braking performance, and cornering capability.
Designed for readers interested in the engineering behind elite motorcycle racing, the book explores the relationship between motorcycle dynamics and race performance, from aerodynamic bodywork and chassis geometry to engine efficiency, weight distribution, traction, and advanced energy-management technologies. It provides an accessible technical perspective on the systems and design decisions that allow modern racing motorcycles to operate at the limits of performance.
Whether you are a motorcycle enthusiast, engineering student, motorsport fan, or simply fascinated by high-performance machines, MotoGP Engineering offers an engaging introduction to the technology and engineering concepts that shape the world's premier motorcycle racing machines.