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Teammate Pace

The one comparison that isn’t about the bike

Teammates share a bike, so comparing them against each other is the only place a lap-time gap is attributable to the rider rather than the machinery. Every rider’s qualifying lap in a session is directly comparable — MotoGP delivers one merged classification per weekend rather than F1’s knockout segments — so every qualifying weekend with two riders from the same team counts. Median, not mean, so one wet session or a crash doesn’t swing the number.

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Season qualifying head-to-head

Who has out-qualified their teammate more often this season, by team.

TeamAheadBehindScore
Red Bull KTM Factory RacingACOBIN17-0
Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP TeamQUARIN16-1
Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing TeamGIAMOR16-1
Honda HRC CastrolMIRMAR14-3
Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGPMILRAZ13-4
Ducati Lenovo TeamMARBAG12-4
Aprilia RacingBEZMAR11-5
Red Bull KTM Tech3BASVIÑ10-5
BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGPMARPIR9-6
SuperFile Trackhouse MotoGP TeamFEROGU5-4
Trackhouse MotoGP TeamFEROGU4-3

Season points head-to-head

Championship points split within each team.

TeamLeaderTrailingPoints gap
Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing TeamFabio Di Giannantonio (237)Franco Morbidelli (57)180
Red Bull KTM Tech3Enea Bastianini (116)Maverick Viñales (12)104
Castrol Honda LCRJohann Zarco (48)Cal Crutchlow (0)48
Ducati Lenovo TeamMarc Marquez (343)Francesco Bagnaia (166)177
Red Bull KTM Factory RacingPedro Acosta (247)Brad Binder (99)148
Honda HRC CastrolLuca Marini (104)Joan Mir (33)71
Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP TeamFabio Quartararo (67)Alex Rins (24)43
Aprilia RacingJorge Martin (339)Marco Bezzecchi (284)55
BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGPAlex Marquez (163)Fermin Aldeguer (125)38
SuperFile Trackhouse MotoGP TeamAi Ogura (246)Raul Fernandez (216)30
Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGPJack Miller (28)Toprak Razgatlioglu (18)10

Where these numbers come from

Qualifying classifications from every session this season, from official MotoGP timing data. A team whose riders rarely both make it to a qualifying session compares on fewer weekends. A smaller, honest sample beats a bigger, contaminated one.