The 2025 MotoGP world championship concluded last month in Valencia, with Marc Marquez clinching his seventh premier class title. Now, during the winter break before 2026 begins with the Sepang test in early February, it’s time to look back at the season that just ended.
One way to gauge how comfortable a rider has been on their bike is to look at the number of crashes recorded over the course of a season. This year, MotoGP held a record 22 grands prix, with sprints taking the total number of races up to 44. As a result, crash numbers have increased compared to previous seasons, particularly among the leading riders. Below is a breakdown of how many incidents each MotoGP rider suffered this year.
