From defending champions to rising rookies, the 2025 MotoGP grid is brimming with talent, fierce rivalries, and stories waiting to be written. Here's a guide to the riders who will define this season's battles.

Aprilia Racing

Jorge Martin #1

• Titles: 1 (2024)
• Wins: 8
• Podiums: 21

The reigning champion, Jorge Martin—nicknamed "The Martinator"—is riding high after a stunning 2024 campaign that saw him claim his first MotoGP title. Overlooked for the factory Ducati seat, Martin silenced his doubters with a commanding performance on the Aprilia RS-GP. Now, the Spaniard is determined to prove his dominance wasn’t a one-off.

Marco Bezzecchi #72

• Titles: 0
• Wins: 3
• Podiums: 10

After an underwhelming 2024 season, Marco Bezzecchi is ready for redemption in 2025 aboard his first factory Aprilia bike. With three wins and a P3 championship finish in 2023, Bezzecchi has shown his potential. Partnering the reigning champion, Bezzecchi aims to re-establish himself as a top contender.

Ducati Lenovo Team

Francesco Bagnaia #63

• Titles: 2 (2022, 2023)
• Wins: 19
• Podiums: 40

Known as "Pecco," Francesco Bagnaia is on a mission to reclaim his crown after being dethroned by Jorge Martin in 2024. Now sharing the garage with Marc Marquez, Bagnaia faces a dual challenge: defeating both his teammate and the rest of the field. Expect fireworks from Ducati’s top talent.

Marc Marquez #93

• Titles: 6 (2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019)
• Wins: 59
• Podiums: 101

The legendary Marc Marquez is chasing his seventh MotoGP title in 2025. After a career resurgence with Gresini Racing in 2024, where he won three races, Marquez now joins Ducati’s factory team with renewed motivation and the best machinery under him. The King of Cervera is poised to make history once again.

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

Pedro Acosta #37

• Titles: 0
• Wins: 0
• Podiums: 1

Dubbed "The Shark of Mazarrón," Pedro Acosta is MotoGP’s rising star. The Spanish rookie shone in 2024, finishing sixth overall. Now, armed with a factory KTM, Acosta is on the hunt for his first MotoGP victory and aims to challenge the established order.

Brad Binder #33

• Titles: 0
• Wins: 2
• Podiums: 9

KTM’s most experienced MotoGP rider, Brad Binder, is known for his fearless style. A fan favorite since his stunning wet-weather win in 2021, Binder is determined to break Ducati’s dominance and return to the top step of the podium in 2025.

Red Bull KTM Tech3

Enea Bastianini #23

• Titles: 0
• Wins: 7
• Podiums: 13

Enea Bastianini, also known as "The Beast," joins KTM Tech3 after losing his factory Ducati seat. With an aggressive riding style and undeniable talent, Bastianini is eager to adapt to the RC16 and make a strong impression in 2025.

Maverick Viñales #12

• Titles: 0
• Wins: 13
• Podiums: 34

"Top Gun" Maverick Viñales begins a new chapter with KTM’s satellite team. Already the only rider to win with three different manufacturers (Suzuki, Yamaha, and Aprilia), Viñales is chasing history as he aims to secure victories with a fourth brand in 2025.

Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team

Franco Morbidelli #21

• Titles: 0
• Wins: 3
• Podiums: 7

Returning to the VR46 family, Franco Morbidelli is eager to rediscover the form that made him a 2020 championship runner-up. With a fresh start, Morbidelli has everything to prove in 2025.

Fabio Di Giannantonio #49

• Titles: 0
• Wins: 1
• Podiums: 2

"Diggia" continues his MotoGP journey with VR46, building on his breakthrough maiden victory in 2023. Di Giannantonio is determined to solidify his place in the premier class and take his career to new heights.

Prima Pramac Yamaha

Jack Miller #43

• Titles: 0
• Wins: 4
• Podiums: 20

The ever-charismatic Jack Miller returns to Yamaha, leading Pramac’s ambitious new project. Known for his fearless riding style, Miller is ready to help Yamaha climb back to the front in 2025.

Miguel Oliveira #88

• Titles: 0
• Wins: 5
• Podiums: 9

Portuguese star Miguel Oliveira joins Pramac Yamaha after a tough stint with Aprilia. A master in wet conditions, Oliveira is looking for a fresh start and a chance to shine on the M1.

Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP

Fabio Quartararo #20

• Titles: 1 (2021)
• Wins: 12
• Podiums: 28

"El Diablo" Fabio Quartararo is leading Yamaha’s resurgence in 2025. After inconsistent seasons, Quartararo is hungrier than ever to return to the top and contend for another title.

Alex Rins #42

• Titles: 0
• Wins: 6
• Podiums: 18

Alex Rins continues his mission with Yamaha, bringing experience and racecraft to the factory team. After battling injuries in recent years, Rins hopes to stay healthy and help Yamaha challenge for glory.

Trackhouse Racing

Ai Ogura #79

• Titles: 0
• Wins: 0
• Podiums: 0

The 2024 Moto2 World Champion, Ai Ogura, makes his MotoGP debut with Trackhouse Racing. Known for his consistency and smooth style, Ogura could be a dark horse in his rookie season.

Raul Fernandez #25

• Titles: 0
• Wins: 0
• Podiums: 0

Raul Fernandez enters his fourth season in MotoGP, still chasing his first victory. The Spaniard is eager to make a breakthrough in 2025.

Gresini Racing

Fermin Aldeguer #54

• Titles: 0
• Wins: 0
• Podiums: 0

One of the most anticipated rookies of 2025, Fermin Aldeguer’s raw talent and blistering pace make him a wildcard this season.

Alex Marquez #73

• Titles: 0
• Wins: 0
• Podiums: 5

The younger Marquez brother continues with Gresini Racing, aiming to build on his career-best championship finish in 2024 and secure his first premier class win.

Honda HRC

Joan Mir #36

• Titles: 1 (2020)
• Wins: 1
• Podiums: 13

The 2020 World Champion, Joan Mir, is back with Honda and looking to lead their resurgence after challenging seasons.

Luca Marini #10

• Titles: 0
• Wins: 0
• Podiums: 2

Rossi’s half-brother, Luca Marini, continues to grow with Honda. After gaining momentum in late 2024, Marini is a crucial part of Honda’s rebuilding efforts.

LCR Honda

Somkiat Chantra #35

• Titles: 0
• Wins: 0
• Podiums: 0

Thailand’s first-ever MotoGP rider, Somkiat Chantra, is set to make history as he debuts in front of his home crowd in Buriram—a moment to remember.

Johann Zarco #5

• Titles: 0
• Wins: 1
• Podiums: 22

The veteran Frenchman remains vital to LCR’s development efforts. After securing his maiden MotoGP victory in 2023, Zarco is determined to add more wins to his name in 2025.