Who is the most popular MotoGP racer in the world? Valentino Rossi. Learn more about Valentino Rossi in Motorcycle USA's Valentino Rossi page for career highlights, pictures, and news.
The latest motorcycle racing sensation on the world circuit is the "Elbowz", Ben Spies, who took a World Superbike title in his rookie season and now races in MotoGP. Learn more about Ben Spies in Motorcycle USA's Ben Spies page for biography, videos, and interviews.
Casey Stoner has consistently run at the front of the pack since his move to MotoGP, making Stoner a rider to watch in MotoGP. Find out more about MotoGP champion Casey Stoner in Motorcycle USA's Casey Stoner page for a complete racer bio, stats, and the latest news.
Starting from humble dirt track beginnings at the age of four, Nicky Hayden has captured many titles including a MotoGP championship. Check out Motorcycle USA's Nicky Hayden page for highlights, videos, and Nicky Hayden biography.
Jorge Lorenzo has been a force in MotoGP since his 2008 debut, becoming one of the most dominant Grand Prix riders in the paddock with his 2010 MotoGP championship victory. Find out more about Jorge Lorenzo by checking out Motorcycle USA's Jorge Lorenzo page for career highlights, a complete bio, and racing pictures.
A World Superbike Champion and Yamaha MotoGP veteran, Colin Edwards has been dubbed by many as the "Texas Tornado." Read more about MotoGP rider Colin Edwards in MotorcycleUSA's Colin Edwards Rider Bio.
A 250GP star, Dani Pedrosa has been a consistent title contender througout his young MotoGP career, campaigning from Day 1 for the factory Repsol Honda team. Read more about the Spanish rider on the Dani Pedrosa bio page.
Andrea Dovizioso has been steadily progressing in MotoGP after a solid run in the 250 ranks. Not as hyped as some, the Italian returns on the factory Repsol Honda squad alongside teammates Dani Pedrosa and Casey Stoner. Read more on the Andrea Dovizioso bio page.
Learn more about Marco Simoncelli on Motorcycle USA's Marco Simoncelli bio page for career highlights, pictures, and news.
Learn more about Alvaro Bautista on Motorcycle USA's Alvaro Bautista bio page for career highlights, pictures, and news.
Fresh off winning the 2010 Moto2 Championship, Toni Elias is making his return to the premier class with LCR Honda for 2011.
Learn more about Hector Barbera on Motorcycle USA's Hector Barbera bio page for career highlights, pictures, and news.
The 2009 World Supersport Champion, Cal Crutchlow, is making the transition to the MotoGP series after a successful campaign in the World Superbike Championship. Read more about the British rider on Crutchlow's bio page.
Randy de Puniet became a hometown hero when won the French 125 Championship in '97 and '98. Now he rides in the premier class for Pramac Ducati.
The elder statesman of Grand Prix, Loris Capirossi will campaign the 2011 MotoGP Championship with the Pracmac Ducati team. Read more about Capirex on the Loris Capirossi bio page.
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