Here's the Rider with the Most Crashes So Far in the MotoGP Season

With 11 rounds of the MotoGP season already completed, 11 more race weekends are scheduled for the premier class. However, this number could drop to 10, as the fate of the Qatar Grand Prix, originally slated for April and now rescheduled for November, remains uncertain.

Nevertheless, now is an opportune moment to examine which rider has accumulated the most crashes since the championship began. Surprisingly, or perhaps not, it's the current championship leader, Jorge Martin, who has recorded a staggering 16 falls in official sessions this year, though only two of these occurred during races.

In second place for crashes, with 15, is factory Honda rider Joan Mir, who has retired from seven Sunday races this season. Completing the top three is Franco Morbidelli from the VR46 Ducati team, with 13 crashes.

Among the regular riders who haven't missed any rounds, Raul Fernandez has the fewest crashes, with just two on the Trackhouse Aprilia satellite bike. Close behind him are the two factory Yamaha riders, Fabio Quartararo and Alex Rins, with three and four crashes respectively.

Number of crashes for each rider participating in MotoGP 2026 so far:

• Ai Ogura – 5

• Alex Marquez* – 12

• Alex Rins – 4

• Augusto Fernandez** – 0

• Brad Binder – 10

• Jack Miller – 8

• Diogo Moreira – 6

• Enea Bastianini – 9

• Joan Mir – 15

• Iker Lecuona** – 0

• Johann Zarco* – 5

• Jonas Folger** – 1

• Cal Crutchlow** – 3

• Lorenzo Savadori** – 1

• Luca Marini – 6

• Maverick Viñales* – 4

• Marc Marquez* – 12

• Marco Bezzecchi* – 12

• Michele Pirro** – 1

• Pedro Acosta – 10

• Raul Fernandez – 2

• Toprak Razgatlioglu – 6

• Fabio Di Giannantonio – 10

• Fabio Quartararo – 3

• Fermin Aldeguer* – 6

• Franco Morbidelli – 13

• Francesco Bagnaia – 7

• Jorge Martin – 15

*Regular rider who has not participated in all rounds or races
**Rider who participated either as a substitute or with a wildcard entry