MotoGP is set to bring its action to the F1 stage after announcing plans for a four-bike parade on qualifying day at the US GP.

MotoGP has announced plans to hold a four-bike demonstration parade on qualifying day ahead of Formula 1's United States Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas. The event, set to take place before Free Practice 3, is aimed at showcasing two-wheel racing to an expected crowd of around 400,000 spectators at the Austin circuit.
The parade forms part of Liberty Media's efforts to build collaboration between Formula 1 and MotoGP following its acquisition of the motorcycle racing series. The four participating riders are Dani Pedrosa, Nicolo Bulega, Andrea Dovizioso, and Lorenzo Savadori.
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