We note an improvement in performance in sporty driving with the Michelin Power GP, at a higher level compared to the Power 5, particularly on the track. As its name suggests, the new Michelin Power GP allows for track driving, but that is not its primary purpose of course. Its profile with "sheet" shoulders (the edges of the tire) is well suited to the track, with a more pronounced angular grip. Approved for road driving, it is perfect if you want to spend a day on the track, or even participate in a driving course, but it is not intended for competition. Riders of sports motorcycles and similar will therefore appreciate its level of performance (on road and track) on dry surfaces, partly because it has less grooved surface than the Power 5.
An innovative rubber compound with silica and carbon black.
One of the best performances on the road and on the track, thanks to the MICHELIN 2CT compound at the front and MICHELIN 2CT+ at the rear.
"Slick" sheet zones on the sides that allow for track use.
A grooving rate of 6.5%.
Sides equipped with the "Premium Touch Technology"
