I would say the moto gp bike has the power/weight ratio to be the quicker, however, the bike can't get all it's power down as well as the F1 car because of the size of the tyre contact patch. In a drag race off the line the bike would probably get off the line instantly, but would probably get taken after 300yds.. But close.
F1 cars are significantly faster than a MotoGP round a track
MotoGP bikes can accelerate from 0 to 120 mph (approximately 193 km/h) in about 3 seconds. This rapid acceleration is due to their powerful engines, lightweight frames, and advanced aerodynamics. The combination of high-performance tires and sophisticated electronics also contributes to their impressive acceleration capabilities. Overall, the acceleration performance of MotoGP bikes is among the best in the world.
Yes, MotoGP bikes generally accelerate quicker than superbikes due to their lighter weight, more advanced technology, and purpose-built design for racing. MotoGP machines utilize specialized engines and aerodynamics that maximize power delivery and grip, allowing them to achieve higher acceleration rates on the racetrack. While superbikes are fast and powerful, they are designed for street use and may not match the raw performance of a MotoGP bike in terms of acceleration.
The average cost of a basic MotoGP Bike is about $125,000. The MotoGP bikes that were built for racing cost millions of dollars to buy.
The top speed of a MotoGP bike in 1st gear is typically around 80 to 100 km/h (50 to 62 mph), depending on factors like the specific bike model, gearing, and engine characteristics. However, MotoGP bikes are primarily designed for high speeds in higher gears, so their performance in 1st gear is not a focus. Riders usually shift to higher gears quickly to maximize speed and acceleration on the track.
yes they have 261hp
MotoGP bikes have 6 gears.
Over 200 MPH,depending the track
No one they will run a three man team one bike sponsored by redbull
acceleration = force / mass
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