Teams and Riders

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ABOUT

Born on the 17th February 1993, Spanish rider Marc Marquez  made his debut in the grand prix paddock aged 15, racing for the Repsol KTM team in the 125cc class. Making records from a young age, Marquez won the 125cc championship in 2010 before moving into Moto2 for 2011. In just his second season in the class, Marquez won the Moto2 championship in 2012, earning a MotoGP seat for the 2013 season. In his rookie campaign, Marquez won the MotoGP Championship with Repsol Honda and has continued to succeed, winning his 9th championship in 2025 racing for the Ducati Lenovo team. 

Statistics (All Time)

• Debut - 2008 Portugal 125cc Grand Prix (13th April 2008)
• Seasons - 18
• Races - 207 (MotoGP) 32 (Moto2) 46 (125cc)
• Points - 3563 (MotoGP) 579 (Moto2) 467 (125cc)
• Poles - 74 (MotoGP) 14 (Moto2) 14 (125cc)
• Podiums  - 126 (MotoGP) 25 (Moto2) 14 (125cc)
• Victories - 73 (MotoGP) 16 (Moto2) 10 (125cc)
• Highest Championship Position - 1st (MotoGP) 1st (Moto2) 1st (125cc)
• Championships - 7 MotoGP Titles, 1 Moto2 Title, 1 125cc Title

Statistics (Current Season)

• Position - 1st
• Points - 545
• Best Qualifying - 1st (8 Times)
• Poles - 8
• Podiums - 31 (Total) 15 (Grand Prix) 16 (Sprint)
• Victories -  25 (Total) 11 (Grand Prix) 14 (Sprint)
• Highest Finish - 1st (11 Times)
• Highest Sprint Finish - 1st (14 Times) 

ABOUT

Born on the 14th January 1997, Italian Francesco Bagnaia made his Grand Prix debut in the 2013 Moto3 championship, riding for Honda. Spending 3 seasons with 2 wins and 7 podiums in the Moto3 class, Bagnaia made the step up to Moto2 in 2017, racing for the VR46 team. With 4 podiums in his rookie season, he claimed his first title in his second Moto2 season, earning him a seat with Pramac Ducati in the 2019 MotoGP championship. He late moved to his current factory Ducati seat, and to  date Bagnaia has claimed 2 MotoGP titles with the Ducati Lenovo team, his most recent in 2023. 

Statistics (All Time)

• Debut - 2013 Qatar Moto3 Grand Prix (7th April 2013)
• Seasons - 13
• Races - 127 (MotoGP) 36 (Moto2) 69 (Moto3)
• Points - 1869 (MotoGP) 480 (Moto2) 271 (Moto3)
• Poles - 27 (MotoGP) 6 (Moto2) 1 (Moto3)
• Podiums  - 59 (MotoGP) 16 (Moto2) 7 (Moto3)
• Victories - 31 (MotoGP) 8 (Moto2) 2 (Moto3)
• Highest Championship Position - 1st (MotoGP) 1st (Moto2) 4th (Moto3)
• Championships - 2 MotoGP Titles, 1 Moto2 Title

Statistics (Current Season)

• Position - 4th
• Points - 286
• Best Qualifying - 1st (3 Times)
• Poles - 3
• Podiums - 15 (Total) 8 (Grand Prix) 7 (Sprint)
• Victories -  4 (Total) 2 (Grand Prix) 2 (Sprint)
• Highest Finish - 1st (2 Times)
• Highest Sprint Finish - 1st (2 Times) 

ABOUT

 Born on the 20th April 1999, French Rider Fabio Quartararo made his debut in the grand prix paddock aged 15, racing for the Estrella Galicia 0.0 Honda team in Moto3. Quartararo moved into Moto2 in 2017 and secured 1 victory, 1 pole and 2 podiums before progressing into MotoGP in 2019. Claiming the title of rookie of the year in his debut campaign, Quartararo went on to win the 2021 MotoGP Championship in his first season racing for the Monster Energy Yamaha team. 

Statistics (All Time)

• Debut - 2015 Qatar Moto3 Grand Prix (29th March 2015)
• Seasons - 11
• Races - 131 (MotoGP) 35 (Moto2) 31 (Moto3)
• Points - 1296 (MotoGP)  202 (Moto2) 175 (Moto3)
• Poles - 21 (MotoGP) 1 (Moto2) 2 (Moto3)
• Podiums  - 32 (MotoGP) 2 (Moto2) 2 (Moto3)
• Victories - 11 (MotoGP) 1 (Moto2) 0 (Moto3)
• Highest Championship Position - 1st (MotoGP) 10th (Moto2) 10th (Moto3)
• Championships - 1 MotoGP Title

Statistics (Current Season)

• Position - 9th
• Points - 182
• Best Qualifying - 1st (5 Times)
• Poles - 5
• Podiums - 3 (Total), 1 (Grand Prix) 2 (Sprint)
• Victories - 0 
• Highest Finish - 2nd (Spanish Grand Prix) 
• Highest Sprint Finish - 2nd (Catalan Grand Prix) 

ABOUT

Born on the 8th December 1995, Spanish Rider Alex Rins made his debut in the grand prix paddock in 2012, racing for the Estrella Galicia 0.0 Honda team in Moto3, claiming 8 victories in the class. Rins moved into Moto2 in 2015 winning 4 races before making the step up to MotoGP in 2017. With his first five podiums coming in 2018, Alex won his first of  6 MotoGP races at the Circuit of The Americas in 2019 aboard a Suzuki. He made the switch to the Monster Energy Yamaha Team in 2024.

Statistics (All Time)

• Debut - 2012 Qatar Moto3 Grand Prix (8th April 2012)
• Seasons - 14
• Races - 143 (MotoGP) 36 (Moto2) 52 (Moto3) 
• Points -  989 (MotoGP) 448 (Moto2) 689 (Moto3)
• Poles -  0 (MotoGP) 4 (Moto2) 13 (Moto3)
• Podiums  - 18 (MotoGP, 1 Sprint) 17 (Moto2) 23 (Moto3)
• Victories - 6 (MotoGP) 4 (Moto2) 8 (Moto3)
• Highest Championship Position - 3rd (MotoGP) 2nd (Moto2) 2nd (Moto3)
• Championships - 0

Statistics (Current Season)

• Position - 19th
• Points - 63
• Best Qualifying - 4th
• Poles - 0
• Podiums - 0 
• Victories - 0
• Highest Finish - 7th (Australian Grand Prix)
• Highest Sprint Finish - 8th (French Grand Prix) 

ABOUT

Born on the 1st September 1997, Spanish Rider Joan Mir debuted in Moto3 in 2015 as a wildcard. 2 full seasons in the class followed, with Mir winning the 2017 title in a dominant season with Leopard Racing, picking up 10 wins en-route to the title. 2018 was his rookie season in Moto2 with impressive results including a 3rd place in his 5th race. This was enough to earn Mir a MotoGP seat with Suzuki, for 2019. 2020 was the greatest of his career to date, with consistency proving key in sealing the title despite only having 1 victory in Valencia.

Statistics (All Time)

• Debut - 2015 Australia Moto3 Grand Prix (18th October 2015)
• Seasons - 11
• Races - 119 (MotoGP) 18 (Moto2) 37 (Moto3)
• Points - 682 (MotoGP) 155 (Moto2) 485 (Moto3)
• Poles - 0 (MotoGP) 0 (Moto2) 2 (Moto3)
• Podiums  - 14 (MotoGP) 4 (Moto2) 16 (Moto3)
• Victories - 1 (MotoGP) 0 (Moto2) 11 (Moto3)
• Highest Championship Position - 1st (MotoGP) 6th (Moto2) 1st (Moto3)
• Championships - 1 MotoGP Title, 1 Moto3 Title

Statistics (Current Season)

• Position - 15th
• Points - 93
• Best Qualifying - 2nd (Japanese Grand Prix)
• Poles - 0
• Podiums -  2 (Total) 2 (Grand Prix) 0 (Sprint)
• Victories -  0
• Highest Finish - 3rd (2 Times)
• Highest Sprint Finish - 4th (Japanese Grand Prix) 

ABOUT

Born on the 10th August 1997, Italian Luca Marini made his Grand Prix debut in 2013 as a Moto3 wildcard, before wildcarding in Moto2 in 2016. His height played a role in him moving to Moto2 permanently in 2016 with the Forward Team instead of spending a season in Moto3. Spending 5 full seasons in Moto2, Marini found form in 2018 and 2019, picking up his first podiums and victories. A title challenge followed in 2020, eventually finishing 2nd before his graduation to MotoGP in 2021. Yet to finish on the top step of the podium, his MotoGP highlight is a 2nd place in the 2023 American Grand Prix. 

Statistics (All Time)

• Debut - 2013 San Marino Moto3 Grand Prix (15th September 2013)
• Seasons - 12
• Races - 92 (MotoGP) 87 (Moto2) 1 (Moto3)
• Points - 496 (MotoGP) 626 (Moto2) 0 (Moto3)
• Poles - 2 (MotoGP) 5 (Moto2) 0 (Moto3)
• Podiums  - 2 (MotoGP) 15 (Moto2) 0 (Moto3)
• Victories - 0 (MotoGP) 6 (Moto2) 0 (Moto3)
• Highest Championship Position - 8th (MotoGP) 2nd (Moto2) NC (Moto3)
• Championships - 0

Statistics (Current Season)

• Position - 13th
• Points - 128
• Best Qualifying - 6th (2 Times)
• Poles - 0
• Podiums - 0
• Victories - 0
• Highest Finish - 5th (2 Times)
• Highest Sprint Finish - 4th (Catalan Grand Prix)