Top speeds above 350 km/h, riders leaning over at more than 60 degrees and gaps measured in thousandths of a second: MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle racing. This collection brings together caps, jackets and T-shirts in the colours of the manufacturers writing the history of the championship, so you can follow every Grand Prix in your team’s colours.
Pick your side: Yamaha, Honda, Ducati or Supreme
In the paddock, each brand has its own colour and character. Four worlds to discover:
- Yamaha blue: the brand with the three tuning forks, crowned with Valentino Rossi, Jorge Lorenzo and then Fabio Quartararo. Its whole range is gathered in the Yamaha jersey collection.
- Honda’s tricolour: one of the most successful manufacturers in the premier class, from Mick Doohan to Marc Márquez. Its jackets, caps and T-shirts are on the Honda jersey page.
- Ducati red: the Borgo Panigale factory, which has become the bike to beat in recent seasons. Its colours await you in the Ducati selection.
- Supreme red and white: the New York label that has dressed the racing spirit in its own way, with Ducati, Honda or Vanson leathers. Its pieces are gathered on the Supreme jersey page.
From 500cc to MotoGP
The Grand Prix motorcycle world championship was born in 1949, with a premier class raced on 500cc machines for more than half a century. In 2002, 990cc four-strokes gave birth to modern MotoGP, before a switch to 800cc in 2007 and then to 1,000cc from 2012. Since 2023, every weekend has also featured a Saturday sprint race, and a new generation of 850cc engines is expected in 2027.
Le Mans, the meeting point for French fans
Every spring, the Bugatti circuit at Le Mans hosts the French Grand Prix, one of the best-attended events on the calendar. Fabio Quartararo’s title in 2021, the first for a French rider in the premier class, has further boosted the French public’s enthusiasm for the sport.
Good to know: a cap works at the circuit as well as in town, a jacket sees you through race weekends until autumn, and a team T-shirt remains the simplest way to show off your favourite rider.
A fan of motorsport in the broadest sense? The same paddock spirit lives on four wheels, with the teams gathered in the Formula 1 jersey collection. And to get back to two wheels, simply choose your brand above and find the piece that suits you.