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Rare info on MotoGP rider finances revealed: "There needs to be a minimum sign-on"

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The article from Crash.net discusses the financial aspects of MotoGP riders, revealing that their salaries can range significantly, from as low as €250,000 to as high as €7 million annually. This information was disclosed by the International Road-Racing Teams Association (IRTA) in response to a request from the Grand Prix Riders' Association (GPRA). The GPRA is advocating for a minimum salary to be established for riders, highlighting the disparity in earnings and the need for financial security. The article also touches on the broader context of rider contracts and the ongoing discussions about improving the financial conditions for MotoGP competitors.

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[ https://www.crash.net/motogp/news/1067012/1/rare-info-motogp-rider-finances-leaked-there-needs-be-minimum-sign ]