Milestone today released the new MotoGP 26 "Deep Dive" trailer, which gives us an in-depth look at the features of the game, in which we will find the complete lineup for the 2026 season, with 38 teams and more than 70 riders, including new entries such as Toprak Razgatlıoğlu and Diogo Moreira, as well as the long-awaited return of the Brazilian Grand Prix.

Blurring the line between real and virtual racing, Dynamic Rider Ratings brings real-world performance directly to the game's starting grid. For the first time, players can explore the strengths and weaknesses of each driver through an overall rating based on four key attributes: time attack, race pace, head-to-head and reliability. Constantly updated based on real-world championship results, the system enhances immersion with a more authentic representation of competitive balance on the starting grid.

Physically, MotoGPâ„¢26 redefines the way players interact with the bike. A redesigned, driver-centric handling model now places rider body management and weight transfer at the heart of the gameplay, allowing for more precise corrections, smoother braking and more accurate control over every movement. This new paradigm will be supported by more natural rider animations, which will improve the sense of connection between player and bike, while making riding more realistic. Newcomers and experienced players alike will be able to experience this evolution by choosing between Arcade and Pro modes, which continue to reflect the series' dual commitment to accessibility and depth.

Serving as the central hub of race weekends, a new 3D paddock allows players to immerse themselves even more in the life of a professional racing driver. From here, fans can shape their own MotoGP path thanks to two new features that add a layer of strategic management to career mode: Thursday press conferences and a personal manager. Each weekend starts now in front of the media, with players answering journalists' questions and expressing their position. Whether it's setting short-term or long-term goals, challenging rivals or demanding more from your engineers, every statement will have consequences. In parallel, the personal manager will play a key role in shaping career development by managing negotiations, facilitating interactions with teams and builders, and helping players make the right move in the transfer market. This will be crucial for both those who are building their careers with custom drivers, and those eager to rewrite history. In fact, for the first time, MotoGP 26 allows fans to step into the shoes of a true MotoGP hero and rewrite his legacy, starting as a rookie in Moto3 and working his way to the top through dynamic hypothetical scenarios.

To offer a break from the intensity of championship racing, MotoGP 26 expands the Race Off mode with the addition of Canterbury Park, a new location in the UK that joins Borgo Caselle and Mont Lagard, as well as new Production Bikes events. These one-make competitions bring together riders from the Moto3, Moto2 and MotoGP categories, offering additional opportunities to train on 1000cc road bikes and further expanding the range of disciplines along with Motard, Flat Track and Minibike.

Importantly, the newly introduced trading card packs will reward progress both inside and outside of career mode. By completing events, players will be able to unlock over 100 cards of varying rarities depicting drivers and circuits, including exclusive illustrations by renowned Japanese artist Ranka Fujiwara.

Cross-play, an improved matchmaking system, and full grids for up to 22 players will enhance the online experience, while split screen mode will ensure exciting offline challenges. Finally, MotoGP 26 will unleash players' creativity with powerful editors, allowing them to customize helmets, numbers and liveries and share** their creations with the community.

Reminding you that the game is coming out very soon, on April 29th, we leave you with the new movie.