Famous Japanese automotive brand Suzuki quit the world’s biggest motorcycle racing MotoGP Championship in 2022. The decision shocked not only the fans but also the authorities. Why is Suzuki not in MotoGP anymore? Why Suzuki actually quit? Will Suzuki rejoin MotoGP? When did Suzuki return to MotoGP? DeshiBiker throws light on all your questions and helps you find your exact answers.
Will Suzuki Ever Return to MotoGP?
Currently not being a part of the FIM MotoGP Championship, Suzuki’s return is a matter of tremendous interest to the fans. Mr. Jorge Viegas, the President of FIM has revealed his thoughts. He believes Suzuki will join MotoGP One-Day in the future. However, he couldn’t tell exactly when the Japanese brand would make its return. But, we also do think there are phases when a specific brand has to stay away but then there is always a chance to return. Will Suzuki return to racing? Yes, there is a huge possibility. DeshiBiker also believes Suzuki will return to MotoGP. But the question is “When?”
When will Suzuki Return to MotoGP?
You might be aware that there are some crucial changes gonna happen from the 2027 campaign of the MotoGP. We suspect Suzuki might consider that it would be the perfect time to say hello once again to its massive Moto-racing fanbase. Although there is no confirmation yet “2027” could be the year when Suzuki will return to the MotoGP Championship.
Why Did Suzuki Quit MotoGP?
Another interesting & important question. Well, the brand themselves have clarified a few causes when they said temporary goodbye. The Hamamatsu-based company revealed that their economic situation forced them to stay away from the racing world. They were also concerned about the changes the automotive world has been facing and considered they need to concentrate more carefully to cope with those changes. Hence, they realized that the costs they were spending on racing-related events would be utilized along with its full human resources in developing new technologies.
Has Suzuki ever Won MotoGP?
Yes, Suzuki has won the MotoGP Teams’ Championship for the first time in 2020. Spanish rider Joan Mir grabbed the Rider’s Title. Some other riders had previously clinched the Rider’s Title representing Suzuki. Barry Sheene was the first ever to do so for Suzuki. The former British racer won back-to-back 500cc class race seasons in 1976 and 1977. Former American rider Kevin Schwantz won the season in 1993. Meanwhile, Kenny Roberts Jr. won the Championship in 2000.
