A visit to Milan’s two-wheel show this autumn will also offer a journey through MotoGP history. Organisers have announced a dedicated exhibition tracing the world championship from its origins to today, with a look towards the future. It is more than another space for new models: historic motorcycles and prototypes should make it possible to compare how racing machinery has changed across eras.
The planned display also includes images, other visual material and personal accounts that place the machines in their wider sporting context. A complete list of individual exhibits has not been announced, so it is too early to name particular bikes. What is confirmed is the exhibition’s premise and location: visitors to EICMA can see it at Fiera Milano Rho from 5 to 8 November 2026.
The display is part of a broader partnership between MotoGP and EICMA intended to bring racing, industry and motorcycle culture closer together. After Milan, the temporary exhibition is also expected to move to the International Motorcycling Federation’s museum in Switzerland. For visitors, the value lies in seeing ideas from different generations of racing side by side, while the precise line-up remains to be announced.