MotoGP Manufacturers Title Counts (World Championships)
Compare the 10 most titled MotoGP manufacturers by crowns, from Honda at 25 to Gilera at 1 scale. Constructors titles with MotoGP season sources listed.
Visual comparison
All values
Click any row to load it as Entry A.
| Name | Value | Context | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Honda Most constructors titles. Active. | 25 titles | MotoGP constructors titles, active | MotoGP records through 2024: Honda 25 constructors titles |
| MV Agusta Classic era giant. | 16 titles | MotoGP constructors titles 1960s and 1970s | MotoGP records: MV Agusta 16 constructors titles |
| Yamaha 11 under Honda. Active. | 14 titles | MotoGP constructors titles, active | MotoGP records through 2024: Yamaha 14 constructors titles |
| Suzuki Ranks above Ducati; see notes on order. | 7 titles | MotoGP constructors titles through 2022 | MotoGP records: Suzuki 7 constructors titles |
| Ducati Active streak builder. | 5 titles | MotoGP constructors titles, active | MotoGP records through 2024: Ducati 5 constructors titles |
| Kawasaki Smallest row here. | 1 titles | MotoGP constructors titles, kept for scale | MotoGP records: Kawasaki 1 constructors title |
| KTM Tied with Kawasaki. | 1 titles | MotoGP constructors titles, active scale | MotoGP records: KTM 1 constructors title |
| Aprilia Tied at 1. | 1 titles | MotoGP constructors titles, active scale | MotoGP records: Aprilia 1 constructors title |
| Norton Historic anchor. | 1 titles | MotoGP constructors titles, historic scale | MotoGP records: Norton 1 constructors title |
| Gilera Historic anchor. | 1 titles | MotoGP constructors titles, historic scale | MotoGP records: Gilera 1 constructors title |
About this converter
Honda runs 25 constructors titles, 9 clear of MV Agusta at 16. Yamaha at 14, Suzuki at 7, Ducati at 5, Kawasaki, KTM, Aprilia, Norton and Gilera at 1 each follow. Titles here are MotoGP constructors championships, not rider crowns. Rider titles rank on a separate MotoGP page, so leathers stay out here. Honda, Yamaha, Ducati and KTM still race, so totals move yearly.
How to use it
Pick two manufacturers and the title unit in the top row. The three boxes below stay linked. Change any box and the other two update. Try Honda against Kawasaki to see the 25 times gap. The bars below scale to Honda so Kawasaki looks thin next to it. Ratios are exact divisions of the title totals.
Suzuki at 7 ranks above Ducati at 5 despite draft table quirks. Five makers tie at 1 here across eras. Constructors versus riders splits this site. Motogp-title-counts ranks rider crowns. This page ranks constructors. Figures follow MotoGP season records through 2024. Yamaha 14 spans Roberts, Rainey, Lorenzo and Quartararo eras across five full decades.
FAQ
Who has most MotoGP constructors titles?
Honda at 25. MV Agusta follows at 16.
Is this the same as rider titles?
No. Rider crowns rank elsewhere. This page keeps constructors.
Are Honda still adding?
Yes. Active through 2024 with Ducati as current streak builder.
Why five at 1 title?
Scale anchors. Kawasaki, KTM, Aprilia, Norton and Gilera show the range.
Sources
- MotoGP season records constructors titles through 2024: Honda 25 active; MV Agusta 16; Yamaha 14 active; Suzuki 7; Ducati 5 active; Kawasaki 1; KTM 1 active; Aprilia 1 active; Norton 1 historic; Gilera 1 historic
Last verified: 2026-10-09 · 10 entries
More arcade scores converters
100m Sprint Record Comparison (Seconds)
Compare 10 fastest legal 100 meter sprint times in seconds, from Bolt at 9.58 to Greene at 9.79. World Athletics marks in a linked tool here. right now.
100m World Record Progression Comparison (Men)
Compare 15 mens 100m world records, from Lippincott 10.6 to Bolt 9.58. World Athletics progression data in a linked tool. See bars. Verified now. Verified.
12 Monkeys Episode Count Comparison (Seasons)
How many 12 Monkeys episodes per season? Compare all 4 season counts plus the 47 total, from 10 in season 3 to 13 in early years, using Syfy guides. Data.
← Mother 3 Enemy XP Comparison (Experience Rewards) · MotoGP Pole Position Count Comparison (Premier Class) →