Valentino Rossi - Most Wins in MotoGP Era (115)
The Doctor's final prescription: a win at 38.
Valentino Rossi holds the record for most wins in the MotoGP era with 115.
Quick Facts
- Rider name
- Valentino Rossi
- Nickname
- The Doctor
- Premier class titles
- 7
- Iconic number
- 46
- Final race win
- 2016 Australian GP
- Status
- Retired
Lore & Background
Rossi's final race win was the 2017 Dutch TT (Assen). He won championships with two different manufacturers: Honda (1) and Yamaha (4). His final win came at the age of 38 during the 2017 season.
Reader's Guide
This record counts all premier-class wins from 2002 onward, the MotoGP era. Rossi's 115 wins are the most by any rider in that period.
Did You Know?
- He won 4 titles with Yamaha (2004, 2005, 2008, 2009) and 1 with Honda.
- He was 38 years old when he scored his last win.
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