Suzuki

He finished third in the overall standings but we have ranked Alex Rins 'only' eighth in our Top 10 MotoGP Riders of the Year for 2020... 

Round four of the 2020 season, in Austria, was the turning point that set Joan Mir and Suzuki on course for an historic MotoGP title triumph.

Monster Energy will have 'an impactful presence' on the 2021 Suzuki GSX-RRs of new world champion Joan Mir and team-mate Alex Rins.

The 2020 Portuguese MotoGP delivered the first all-satellite top three result since 2004... but is this just the tip of the iceberg for the teams formerly known as 'B'?

Having won the 2020 MotoGP title the previous weekend in Valencia, Joan Mir suffered his worst weekend of the year in the Portimao finale.

The 2020 MotoGP World Championship title race was hard to call from day one right to the final lap... but here is how it was visualised over a season duration

The good news for Joan Mir is that he has already wrapped up the MotoGP title.

Suzuki and Ducati are tied at the top of the constructors' standings coming into the Portuguese MotoGP finale with two wins apiece, though Yamaha is in mathematical range too

His title aspirations may be over but Alex Rins can take satisfaction from his 14th to fourth place charge in Valencia to keep him in the hunt for the runners-up spot overall

Joan Mir and Suzuki prove you don't need to win every weekend to become the biggest winners in MotoGP... as Franco Morbidelli shows how Yamaha's win means it actually lost.

Joan Mir says his unexpected 2020 MotoGP title win is made all the sweeter by the fact he did it via a 'brave' decision to join Suzuki and in a year of COVID-19 compromise

A seventh place finish in the Valencia MotoGP is all Joan Mir needs to clinch the 2020 MotoGP World Championship title for Suzuki Ecstar

Joan Mir wins the MotoGP title with a tense but risk-free seventh place in the penultimate round at Valencia, becoming Suzuki's first grand prix world champion since Kenny Roberts in 2000.

Will Joan Mir and Suzuki be crowned as MotoGP world champions today? Live updates for the MotoGP warm-up then Moto3, Moto2 and MotoGP races from the 2020 Valencia MotoGP at the Ricardo Tormo circuit!

This time tomorrow, Joan Mir could be celebrating becoming a MotoGP world champion and Suzuki's first title winner in 20-years.

Alex Rins and Fabio Quartararo are sceptical about their title chances because Joan Mir doesn't appear to have any obvious weaknesses to exploit

As he stands on the cusp of the 2020 MotoGP World Championship, Joan Mir reveals he was only targeting podiums coming into what has been an extraordinary season...

Only one rider has outscored MotoGP championship leader Joan Mir over the past four rounds; his Suzuki team-mate Alex Rins.

Joan Mir sat in a patient, secure second but took advantage of a small error from Alex Rins to take his first ever MotoGP win in the European MotoGP, round twelve of the 2020 championship.

After grinding down his rivals with persistent podiums, Joan Mir starts the final tripleheader of the MotoGP season with a 14-point advantage at the top of the world championship.

With three rounds remaining, Suzuki's Joan Mir holds a 14-point lead at the head of the MotoGP World Championship standings.

Joan Mir strengthened his MotoGP title lead with third-place in the Teruel Aragon race, meaning he will take a 14-point advantage over nearest rival Fabio Quartararo into the final three rounds.

Alex Rins is well placed to claim back-to-back victories at Motorland Aragon after landing his first front row start since the 2019 Assen race

MotoGP world championship leader Joan Mir doesn’t expect Suzuki to discuss team orders until Alex Rins is mathematically out of the title chase.