Which manufacturer has the most MotoGP race wins?

Honda is the manufacturer with the most MotoGP premier-class race wins.

Honda’s record comes from sustained success across both the old 500cc era and the four-stroke MotoGP era that began in 2002. The Japanese company entered the FIM Grand Prix World Championship in 1959 and rapidly became a major force, combining large-scale engineering resources with riders such as Mike Hailwood, Freddie Spencer, Mick Doohan, Valentino Rossi and Marc Márquez.

Honda’s modern MotoGP success was built around several generations of machines. The RC211V powered Honda’s early four-stroke dominance, followed by the V-four RC212V and RC213V. Honda has won premier-class races with both factory riders and satellite teams, so manufacturer totals are broader than the record of the official Repsol Honda team alone.

The wording can cause confusion because “MotoGP” is often used informally for the entire premier-class history, including 500cc races before 2002. Under that standard historical comparison, Honda leads the manufacturer standings. Yamaha, Ducati and Suzuki have all enjoyed major periods of success, but none has surpassed Honda’s overall total.