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MotoGP World Championship

2026 season

Championship

The title fight

Standings

After round 15

#RiderPointsGapWinsPodiums
1Jorge Martin306—17
2Marc Marquez294−1255
3Marco Bezzecchi264−4249
4Pedro Acosta234−7216
5Fabio Di Giannantonio230−7613
6Ai Ogura222−8414
7Raul Fernandez203−10314
8Alex Marquez158−14812
9Francesco Bagnaia156−15004
10Fermin Aldeguer115−19101
11Luca Marini97−20900
12Enea Bastianini97−20900
13Brad Binder96−21000
14Diogo Moreira65−24100
15Fabio Quartararo65−24100
16Franco Morbidelli56−25000
17Johann Zarco45−26100
18Joan Mir33−27300
19Jack Miller27−27900
20Alex Rins23−28300
21Toprak Razgatlioglu17−28900
22Maverick Viñales10−29600
23Iker Lecuona9−29700
24Augusto Fernandez5−30100
25Pol Espargaro4−30200
26Takaaki Nakagami3−30300
27Lorenzo Savadori0−30600
28Jonas Folger0−30600
29Cal Crutchlow0−30600
30Michele Pirro0−30600

If it carries on: the title

If the season carries on as it has so far, who wins the title? We simulate the remaining races 10,000 times.

RiderPointsP(title)Expected pointsPoints rangeCan win
Marc Marquez29470–78%470441–499✓
Jorge Martin30623–29%445419–471✓
Marco Bezzecchi2640–2%382348–416✓
Pedro Acosta234<1%343315–372✓
Fabio Di Giannantonio230<1%320300–341✓
Ai Ogura222<1%345316–373✓
Raul Fernandez203<1%286259–314✓
Alex Marquez158<1%256227–286✓

Not a calibrated forecast: it is "if things carry on like this". The range goes from the version that weighs the whole year to the one that weighs recent form (and discounts races ridden injured); with small gaps, the answer depends on that choice. 7 races and 7 sprints left.

How the title fight has evolved

Solid line: whole year. Dashed line: recent form. Each point uses only what was known after that round. Starts at round 3 (before that, with one or two races, it shows 100 or 0).

Season

Calendar and winners

Grid

Teams, injuries and brands

Teammates

TeamTeammatesRaceSprintGridPoints
Aprilia RacingJorge Martin – Marco Bezzecchi5–78–56–9306–264
Ducati Lenovo TeamMarc Marquez – Francesco Bagnaia10–211–310–4294–156
Trackhouse MotoGP TeamAi Ogura – Raul Fernandez10–37–66–7222–203
Red Bull KTM Factory RacingPedro Acosta – Brad Binder12–312–315–0234–96
Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing TeamFabio Di Giannantonio – Franco Morbidelli14–112–314–1230–56
BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGPAlex Marquez – Fermin Aldeguer5–37–16–3158–115
Honda HRC CastrolLuca Marini – Joan Mir11–39–52–1297–33
Red Bull KTM Tech3Enea Bastianini – Maverick Viñales6–27–15–397–10
Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP TeamFabio Quartararo – Alex Rins11–312–314–165–23
Castrol Honda LCRJohann Zarco – Cal Crutchlow0–00–00–045–0
Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGPJack Miller – Toprak Razgatlioglu8–79–611–427–17

Who finishes ahead in the races both started; a retirement loses to a classified finish. With fewer than 8 races together it is only indicative.

Injuries and absences

RiderDetail
Ai OguraAbsent: ARA, RSM · Comeback: AUT, JPN
Alex MarquezAbsent: ITA, HUN, CZE · Comeback: NED, GER
Augusto FernandezAbsent: FRA, ITA, HUN, CZE, GER · Comeback: CAT, NED, GBR, ARA
Fermin AldeguerAbsent: NED, GER, GBR · Comeback: ARA, RSM
Johann ZarcoAbsent: ITA, HUN, CZE, NED, GER, GBR · Comeback: ARA, RSM
Marc MarquezRiding injured: THA, BRA, USA, SPA, FRA · Absent: CAT · Comeback: ITA, HUN
Marco BezzecchiAbsent: GER · Comeback: GBR, ARA
Maverick ViñalesAbsent: USA, SPA, FRA · Comeback: CAT, ITA

Absences are detected automatically (no result between two weekends raced). Riding injured only shows when it has been logged by hand.

Brands

BikeTop speed max km/hTop speed median km/hBeats the grid
APRILIA368.6315.7+1.75
HONDA367.3314.4−0.17
KTM367.3314.4+1.24
DUCATI366.1315.5+0.24
YAMAHA362.4309.6−1.67

Top speed: the bike separates the brands. Beats the grid: average positions gained versus what the grid says.