2024 MotoGP rider line-up: The complete grid

Ducati Lenovo Team
Francesco Bagnaia (end of 2024) #63
Enea Bastianini (end of 2024) #23

Aprilia Racing
Aleix Espargaro (end of 2024) #41
Maverick Vinales (end of 2024) #12

Repsol Honda Team
Joan Mir (end of 2024) #36
Luca Marini (end of 2025) #10

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing
Jack Miller (end of 2024) #43
Brad Binder (end of 2026) #33

Gresini Racing MotoGP (Ducati)
Marc Marquez (end of 2024) #93
Alex Marquez (end of 2024) #73

Prima Pramac Racing (Ducati)
Jorge Martin (Ducati contract, end of 2024) #89
Franco Morbidelli (Ducati contract, end of 2024) #21

Mooney VR46 Racing Team (Ducati)
Fabio di Giannantonio (end of 2024) #49
Marco Bezzecchi (end of 2024) #72

RNF MotoGP Team (Aprilia)
Miguel Oliveira (Aprilia contract, end of 2024) #88
Raul Fernandez (Aprilia contract, end of 2024) #25

Tech3 GASGAS Factory Racing (KTM)
Augusto Fernandez (KTM contract, end of 2024) #37
Pedro Acosta (KTM contract, end of 2024?)

LCR Honda Castrol/Idemitsu
Johann Zarco (Honda contract, end of 2025) #5
Takaaki Nakagami (Honda contract, end of 2024) #30

Ducati decisions

Rising star Marco Bezzecchi turned down a potential switch to Pramac and staying at VR46 Ducati, opening the door for Franco Morbidelli to join Pramac. He had earlier been axed from Yamaha.

But the biggest change in the Ducati line-up will be the arrival of eight-time world champion Marc Marquez, who will join younger brother Alex on year-old Desmosedicis at the Gresini Ducati team.

Fabio di Giannantonio swaps from Gresini to VR46.

Honda turmoil

Marc Marquez confirmed he will quit Honda at the end of 2023, ending their 11-year association. Luca Marini will take his place and is only the third rider, after Brad Binder and Johann Zarco, to have a publicly announced MotoGP contract beyond 2024.

Alex Rins, who only joined Honda a year ago, is leaving to join Yamaha in 2024. His place at LCR Honda will be taken by Johann Zarco.

Yamaha's new duo

Franco Morbidelli was confirmed as dropped earlier this year, and soon after Alex Rins confirmed that he would swap LCR Honda for Yamaha next year. He will join Fabio Quartararo.

KTM solve conundrum

Pol Espargaro became the victim as KTM had five riders contracted for just four bikes.

Jack Miller and Brad Binder will continue as the unchanged factory duo. Pedro Acosta will graduate from Moto2 into MotoGP with the Tech3 GASGAS team alongside Augusto Fernandez.

Espargaro will miss out on a full-time seat but will stay within the KTM ranks and will race in 2024 as a wild card.