GSX-RR

Aleix Espargaro has been given the Suzuki GSX-RR he rode during the 2016 MotoGP season.

Suzuki has announced that Dominique Aegerter will make his MotoGP debut with the team at tomorrow's Misano test.

Suzuki unveils its 2022 MotoGP race livery for Joan Mir and Alex Rins.

Watch live as Suzuki unveils the latest MotoGP colours for Joan Mir, Alex Rins and the GSX-RR.

The used and withdrawn engine tally for each MotoGP rider so far in the 2021 season.

After four non-scores and an injury, Suzuki MotoGP star Alex Rins sees light at the end of the tunnel; 'Since Sachsenring, when we went back to the set-up we were using last year, I was feeling quite good'.

Reigning MotoGP champion Joan Mir believes Suzuki GSX-RR is 'more aggressive' than the Yamaha M1: 'They both have the Inline-4 engine, but the character is quite different.'

Suzuki is now the only manufacturer without a rear ride-height device in MotoGP and it could be costing them up to 0.4s a lap.

Reigning MotoGP champion Joan Mir and team-mate Alex Rins unveil the 2021 Suzuki GSX-RR livery.

Reigning MotoGP world champion Joan Mir has officially confirmed that he will continue to race with the #36 on his Suzuki GSX-RR this season and not use the #1 plate.

Suzuki MotoGP project leader Shinichi Sahara admits Davide Brivio's unexpected departure as team manager has made the factory's quest for a satellite team more complicated.

The special Covid technical freeze preventing most MotoGP manufacturers from changing engine design until 2022 means it will be harder to make a big step forward with bike performance this winter.

Despite scoring zero points in the opening round of the 2020 MotoGP season, Suzuki eventually established the speed and consistency that would carry them to the riders' and teams' titles.

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

Joan Mir had finished pre-season testing for his rookie 2019 MotoGP campaign with the twelfth fastest lap time, 0.789s from the top and 0.404s behind team-mate Alex Rins.

Suzuki heads into the MotoGP winter break with engine design 'finalised' for the 2020 season and confident of having 'made a step' with the GSX-RR.