The Latest Breaking News from Suzuki

The 2020 world champion signed a two-year deal with Honda to join its factory squad from this season after Suzuki elected to quit the championship at the end of 2022.

The 2020 world champion signed a two-year deal with Honda to join its factory squad from this season after Suzuki elected to quit the championship at the end of 2022.

Ken Kawauchi was one of the keys to the success at Suzuki on its return to MotoGP from 2015 and, together with Davide Brivio, he took charge of the technical side up until the Japanese manufacturer quit the series at the end of 2022.

Suzuki introduced its first new engine platform in decades at EICMA 2022 with the V-Strom 800DE and GSX-8S. A more street-focused ADV-styled bike makes sense.

The 2023 Suzuki V-Strom 250SX started in India and has steadily been rolling out in other markets across Asia and Australia, and now it's headed to Japan.

The Suzuki Quad Runner 250 quad bike has a pre-auction estimate of £3,000 to £5,000.

The Spaniard joined Honda's factory team for 2023 alongside Marc Marquez after Suzuki's shock exit from the series at the end of last season.

British supercharger specialist TTS Performance gathered strongman Eddie Hall, WSBK champ Sylvain Guintoli, the TTS SuperBusa and Sylvain's GSXR1000 to race.

The discontinuation of the GSXR series of sportbikes has got us wondering if Suzuki could be launching a bike that has something to do with the GSX-8S platform.

Takumi Takahashi, Tetsuta Nagashima and Xavi Vierge took the top spot on the factory #33 HRC Fireblade after a virtually unchallenged run in the Japanese endurance classic, beating the Toho Racing team by a full lap.

Takumi Takahashi held a two-minute advantage on the #33 HRC CBR1000RR-R he shares with Tetsuta Nagashima and Xavi Vierge after four hours of racing at the Suzuka Circuit, putting the factory Honda squad on course for a second consecutive win in the Japanese endurance classic.