Full house: Trackhouse MotoGP joins the winners’ club
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Trackhouse MotoGP became the 11th and final team on the current grid to win in the premier class. The American team earned their spot in an elusive club in just their second season inside the Grand Prix paddock. It not only marked a huge moment for Trackhouse, but also for Raul Fernandez, who struck gold – claiming his maiden MotoGP win in his fourth season.
Trackhouse now joins the other ten teams on the top step, with Honda HRC Castrol remaining the most successful team with 130 victories. The Japanese squad leads the way by 11 wins over Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP (119 wins) and by 31 wins over the Ducati Lenovo Team (99 wins). BK Gresini Racing MotoGP is next on the list with 25 wins, sitting as the top independent squad, while Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP follows with nine victories.
Further down the winner’s list, Aprilia Racing, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing and LCR Honda each sit on five wins, with the Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team on three wins and Red Bull KTM Tech3 on two wins. Now, the Trackhouse MotoGP Team have added their name to the historic books following a flawless performance at the Australian GP.
It was a magic day for the entire Aprilia factory, with two of the Noale-built machines on the podium after Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia Racing) fought to third place at the chequered flag. It was also another opportunity for Aprilia and Massimo Rivola to relive some of the emotions that they felt from their first MotoGP victory at Termas de Rio Hondo in 2022 as they joined in the celebrations.
It was also an unforgettable moment for team principal of Trackhouse MotoGP, Davide Brivio, who added: “Of course, we are very happy. We’re a new team, Trackhouse is only in its second year, so thank you very much to Trackhouse and all our American guys for their support and allowing us to be here.”
There’s not long to rest, with Round 20 of this remarkable 2025 season just days away as we await to find out what records will be broken at Sepang!
credit: MotoGP
