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2026 MotoGP championship standings

Updated · through round 20, Qatar Airways Grand Prix of Qatar
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Marc Márquez leads the 2026 MotoGP riders' championship on 431 points after round 20, the Qatar Airways Grand Prix of Qatar on 8 November 2026, 60 points clear of Jorge Martín.

Ducati top the constructors' championship on 569 points.

74 points remain across 2 rounds, and 3 riders can still mathematically win. The earliest it can be settled is round 21, the Repsol Grand Prix of Portugal, if the leader is then more than 37 points clear of everyone, which means outscoring Jorge Martín by at least 1 points by then.

Riders' championship

PosRiderBikeTeamPtsGP winsGap
1Marc MárquezDucatiDucati Lenovo Team43170
2Jorge MartínApriliaAprilia Racing371160
3Marco BezzecchiApriliaAprilia Racing357674
4Pedro AcostaKTMRed Bull KTM Factory Racing3091122
5Ai OguraApriliaSuperFile Trackhouse MotoGP Team2941137
6Fabio Di GiannantonioDucatiPertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team2821149
7Raúl FernándezApriliaSuperFile Trackhouse MotoGP Team2581173
8Álex MárquezDucatiBK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP1971234
9Francesco BagnaiaDucatiDucati Lenovo Team1730258
10Enea BastianiniKTMRed Bull KTM Tech31470284
11Fermín AldeguerDucatiBK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP1290302
12Brad BinderKTMRed Bull KTM Factory Racing1180313
13Luca MariniHondaHonda HRC Castrol1170314
14Fabio QuartararoYamahaMonster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Team790352
15Diogo MoreiraHondaPro Honda LCR780353
16Franco MorbidelliDucatiPertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team700361
17Johann ZarcoHondaCastrol Honda LCR630368
18Joan MirHondaHonda HRC Castrol330398
19Jack MillerYamahaPrima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP310400
20Álex RinsYamahaMonster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Team290402
21Iker LecuonaDucatiBK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP180413
22Toprak RazgatlıoğluYamahaPrima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP180413
23Maverick ViñalesKTMRed Bull KTM Tech3170414
24Augusto FernándezYamahaYamaha Factory Racing60425
25Pol EspargaróKTMRed Bull KTM Tech350426
26Somkiat ChantraHondaHonda HRC Castrol30428
27Takaaki NakagamiHondaHonda HRC Castrol30428
28Jake DixonHondaHonda HRC Castrol20429
29Cal CrutchlowHondaCastrol Honda LCR00431
30Jonas FolgerKTMRed Bull KTM Tech300431
31Lorenzo SavadoriApriliaAprilia Racing00431
32Michele PirroDucatiBK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP00431
33Aleix EspargaróHondaHonda HRC Castrol00431

Constructors' championship

PosConstructorPtsGap
1Ducati5690
2Aprilia5618
3KTM363206
4Honda190379
5Yamaha105464

Teams' championship

PosTeamPtsGap
1Aprilia Racing7280
2Ducati Lenovo Team604124
3SuperFile Trackhouse MotoGP Team552176
4Red Bull KTM Factory Racing427301
5Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team352376
6BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP344384
7Red Bull KTM Tech3169559
8Honda HRC Castrol158570
9LCR Honda141587
10Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Team108620
11Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP49679

Title race: who can still win

PosRiderTeamPtsGapMax possibleStatus
1Marc MárquezDucati Lenovo Team4310505Leader
2Jorge MartínAprilia Racing37160445In contention
3Marco BezzecchiAprilia Racing35774431Only on countback

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Source. Wikipedia, "2026 MotoGP World Championship" (terms), normalised by Flag & Clock into its own table. Results are as classified at the time of the last update; a later steward decision changes the table on the next refresh. Spot an error? Corrections explains how we fix them.

Licence. Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0. The source data is share-alike, so this table carries the same licence, not the CC BY 4.0 notice that covers Flag & Clock's own datasets. Attribution: Facts from the Wikipedia article "2026 MotoGP World Championship" (revision 1384817942), CC BY-SA 4.0. Table compiled and adapted by Flag & Clock. Changed from the source: facts were extracted from the article's calendar, results and standings tables; names, dates and positions were normalised; gaps, wins and the title arithmetic were computed by Flag & Clock; the article's prose, formatting, flags and references were not copied.