It must be recognized that the world of motorcycle speed is to be stamped with the winged coat of arms. This is the prerogative of the world's leading manufacturer Honda which, if it does not care about its fate in a Superbike championship followed from afar by its strong arm HRC, is on the other hand particularly focused on its Grand Prix statistics. And these are clear: 67 world titles!
The competition is tough, but Honda remains the value to beat in the Grand Prix paddock. Starting with the premier category. To the ten crowns acquired in MotoGP, we must add the thirteen achievements during the 500cc era. With a phenomenon of the quality of Marc Márquez as the spearhead, it is a safe bet that the Tokyo firm will still produce good harvests. Like that of 2017, it looked like a grand slam: drivers', manufacturers' and teams' championships!
The other achievements come from the 350cc with six titles, nineteen in 250cc, fifteen in 125cc and two in 50cc. We must also add the two crowns won in Moto3 in 2015 and 2017. A last season which allowed Honda to crush KTM, until then master of the field. Finally, we will recall that Honda's runner-up is Yamaha with 38 championships acquired, one more than MV Agusta. The rest of the peloton is led by Aprilia with nineteen achievements, four better than Suzuki.
