KTM has been forced to pause the development of its MotoGP project amid the huge financial crisis facing the Austrian

Bow sports car KTM is on the verge of bankruptcy and will begin a “self-administration” restructuring process to avoid dissolution. A big part of the company’s big money-saving efforts will see the MotoGP effort on the chopping block.

Being completely fair, though, think about what you'd do (or have done in the past) if a sudden expense comes up that's cutting it awfully close, and may even be beyond what you know you currently have sitting in your account.

MotoGP: Hubert Trunkenpolz doesn't question the project in MotoGP, but it costs 40 million euros and the wind tunnel test was canceled

Due to the insolvency of motorcycle manufacturer KTM, the first worrying speculation about the Upper Austrian's MotoGP racing team is now doing the

Pierer Mobility AG, the owner of several motorcycle and scooter/e-bike brands, announced last week that its subsidiary KTM is undergoing a self-administered restructuring to shed debt without involving bankruptcy courts.

KTM's MotoGP bosses have decided to pause the development of its bikes amid the huge financial crisis the Austrian manufacturer is facing, Motorsport.com has learned. The decision is one of the measures included in the plan aimed at keeping KTM's sporting project safe after the manufacturer filed for insolvency last week.