Long -lasting record Marquez and Bagnaia Motogp can break in 2025

The pre-seasons in Sepong and Burriram have strengthened early predictions about 2025, which is a walkover for Ducati in Motogi.

Most analysts and experts point to the championship, which is a head-to-head battle between Mark Markes and Francesko Bagania, working in the Ducati Squad working this year. Together, Markez and Bagania claimed an impressive 11 titles – which includes eight in the premiere class – and a total of 91 wins, 62 for Spaniel and 29 for Italian.

Ducati’s ‘Dream Team’ is combating the longest season in the history of the World Championships, with 22 races, it is possible for him to break the 13-west record records set by Markets in Honda in 2014. In fact, last year, Bagania to win 11 out of 20 races despite not winning the managed championship.

Another record that may fall this year is one for the most victory by a single team, which has been organized by Honda since 2014. During that season, HRC won 14 races, in which Dani Pedrosa won 13 wins in the Czech GP. By Markets. Honda broke its record of 13 wins since 2011, when KC Stoner won 10 races and Pedrosa scored one and three.

In 2024, Bagania and Annie Bastianini, riding for Ducati, matched a total of 13 wins. Therefore, finishing the 2025 season with less than 14 win will be one step back to Ducati.

The lowest race winner in the same season

The lowest race winners in the history of Motogp in the 2025 season can be seen. In the Motogp era, a record for the least number of Grand Prix winners in the same season was set in 2012, when only three riders succeeded in winning any of the 18 events – seven with Pedrosa, five, five with Pedrosa Stoner with and champion George Lorenzo with six.

On nine occasions, only four riders have won the race in the same season, recently with winning from Lorenzo (seven), Markez (five), Valentino Rossi (four), and Pedrosa (two).

The five riders managed to win a race in seven sessions in the Motogp era of the championship. It was also a case in 2024, when Bagania won 11 races, Pramac’s George Martin took a crown with three wins, Marx won another three races, Bastianini won two, and Maveric Villains won one for Ana Received. Overall, Ducati won 19 out of 20 Grands Prix.

There was a similar situation in 2003 when Honda won 15 of the 16 Grands Prix held that year. Japanese manufacturers missed a win when the weather was in Barcelona, ​​when Loris Capirocy topped Ducati.

Without a doubt, the biggest challenge for the Italian manufacturer in this season would have to end the year with an ideal record of winning.

Race winner per season in Motogp era:

Bold Shows the world champion of that year