Ducati has won the MotoGP™ world title for the third consecutive season, with Jorge Martin Desmosedici GP24 sitting for the Pramac Racing Team.
• This is the fourth world title for the Borgo Panigale factory rider in the premier class, following on from Casey Stoner in 2007 and Francesco Bagnaia in 2022 and 2023 respectively.
• For the fifth year in a row and sixth time in history in MotoGP, Ducati has won the Constructors’ World Championship with a total of 722 points, an impressive 327 points to move up to 2nd.
• Thanks to Enea Bastianini’s win at the Emilia-Romagna GP, Ducati became the only European brand to surpass the mark of 100 MotoGP wins. By the end of the 2024 season, Ducati had achieved 106 victories in the premier class.
• Ducati set an all-time record for Ducati and MotoGP with 19 Grand Prix wins in 2024. 17 of those 19 wins were consecutive.
• Four Ducati riders have scored victories this season: Francesco Bagnaia (11), Jorge Martin (3), Marc Marquez (3) and Inea Bastianini (2).
• Ducati set a new record with 53 podiums, 10 more than last season.
• The Borgo Panigale manufacturer has monopolized the podium 14 times this year (a record), bringing his total number of top class podium sweeps to 23.
• Ducati has a streak of 66 consecutive MotoGP races in which at least one Ducati rider has finished in the top 3.
• Six Ducati riders have finished on the podium at least once this season: Jorge Martin (16), Francesco Bagnaia (16), Marc Marquez (10), Ine Bastianini (9), Alex Marquez (1) and Marco Bezecchi (1). .
• Ducati has had at least one bike on the front row of the grid in 80 consecutive races.
• Ducati secured 16 pole positions in the 2024 MotoGP season. At the Indonesian GP, Ducati also achieved its 100th top-class pole position.
