MotoGP, Historic win #100 for Ducati: all the numbers of its success

The untimely exit of Francesco Bagnaia was the only blemish on a triumphant day for Ducati. In the GP of Emilia Romagna, the second consecutive round on the Misano track, the Borgo Panigale company in fact secured its fifth Constructors' title in as many years, concluding the games with six races remaining. With Enea Bastianini's triumph ahead of Jorge Martin and Marc Marquez, Ducati also became the first European manufacturer to cross the 100-win mark in MotoGP.

All the numbers

- Ducati has achieved 100 victories in MotoGP with 15 different riders. The rider with the most wins with the Desmosedici GP is Francesco Bagnaia (25). He is followed by Casey Stoner (23), Andrea Dovizioso (14), Enea Bastianini (7), Loris Capirossi (7), Jorge Martín (7), Jorge Lorenzo (3), Jack Miller (3), Marco Bezzecchi (3), Danilo Petrucci (2), Marc Marquez (2), Troy Bayliss (1), Andrea Iannone (1), Johann Zarco (1), and Fabio Di Giannantonio (1).
- 2023 was the year Ducati had the most wins in MotoGP: 17.
- Ducati has 13 victories in the current season.
- Ducati has triumphed on 26 different circuits: Spielberg (9), Lusail (8), Mugello, Sepang, Motegi and Misano (7), Le Mans, Valencia, Barcelona, Phillip Island and Jerez (5), Assen and Aragon (4), Sachsenring, Brno, Portimão and Silverstone (3), Donington Park (2), Austin, Termas de Rio Hondo, Buriram, Laguna Seca, Buddh International Circuit, Istanbul, Mandalika and Shanghai (1).
- Ducati achieved 50 of its 100 total wins between 2020 and 2024.
- In addition to the 100 wins, the Borgo Panigale-based manufacturer boasts 296 podiums in the premier class since 2003.
- In 2023 and 2024, Ducati has never gone more than one GP without a win.
- 22 wins in the last 23 GPs: the current streak is 11 wins (a record).
- Ducati boasts 19 lock-out podiums, including one at the Emilia-Romagna GP.