MotoGP Team Profile

Pramac Racing.

The first independent team to win the MotoGP riders’ championship.

Jorge Martin took the 2024 title on a Pramac Ducati, a year after the team became the first independent squad to win the teams’ championship. Pramac moved to Yamaha machinery for 2025.

Base
Casole d'Elsa, Tuscany, Italy
Team principal
Paolo Campinoti
Team manager
Gino Borsoi
MotoGP debut
2002
Machinery
Ducati 2004—2024, Yamaha from 2025
1
Riders' Title
2024, Jorge Martín
1
Teams' Title
2023, a first for an independent team
2002
First MotoGP Season
On a Honda NSR500
2025
Switch to Yamaha
After twenty years with Ducati
Riders' title years
Overview

What Is Pramac Racing?

Pramac Racing is an Italian independent MotoGP team based at Casole d’Elsa in Tuscany, run by Paolo Campinoti with Gino Borsoi as team manager. It entered the premier class in 2002 on a Honda NSR500, taking over Hardwick Racing’s activities.

From 2004 it ran Ducati machinery, a partnership that lasted twenty years. Its first premier-class victory came at the 2021 Styrian Grand Prix with Jorge Martín. In 2023 it became the first independent team to win the MotoGP teams’ championship, and in 2024 Martín took the riders’ title — the first champion from an independent team in the MotoGP era, the previous one being Valentino Rossi with Nastro Azzurro Honda in 2001.

Pramac switched to Yamaha machinery for 2025 and also runs a Moto2 team.

Era 01 · 2002—2003

Honda, and Starting Out

Pramac entered the premier class in 2002 with a Honda NSR500, taking over the activities of Hardwick Racing. These were the two-stroke championship's final seasons and the team was making up numbers rather than results.

What followed mattered more.

Pramac Racing Honda NSR500 motorcycle on the grid during the 2002-2003 championship seasons representing the team's early start. Honda NSR500 · the first seasons
Era 02 · 2004—2024

Twenty Years with Ducati

From 2004 Pramac ran Ducati machinery, and the partnership lasted two decades. Johann Zarco, Jack Miller and Danilo Petrucci all rode for it, and the first premier-class victory came at the 2021 Styrian Grand Prix with Jorge Martín.

Then came the two that count: the teams' championship in 2023 and the riders' championship in 2024, both firsts for an independent team.

Pramac Racing Ducati Desmosedici ridden by Jorge Martín during the historic 2024 championship-winning season. Ducati Desmosedici · the championship years
Era 03 · 2025—

Yamaha

Pramac left Ducati after twenty years and took Yamaha machinery for 2025, becoming Yamaha's independent team. Jack Miller rides for it.

Most of this collection is still from the Ducati years, which is where the championships are.

Pramac Racing Yamaha YZR-M1 motorcycle showcasing the team's new partnership beginning in 2025. Yamaha YZR-M1 · a new partner
Team Timeline

Pramac in MotoGP

2002

MotoGP Debut

Pramac enters the premier class with a Honda NSR500, taking over Hardwick Racing's activities.

2004

Ducati Machinery

The Ducati partnership begins, and runs for twenty years.

2021

First Premier-Class Win

Jorge Martín wins the Styrian Grand Prix, the team's first victory in the top class.

2023

Teams' Champions

Pramac becomes the first independent team to win the MotoGP teams' championship.

2024

Riders' Champion

Jorge Martín takes the riders' title, the first for an independent team in the MotoGP era.

2025

Switch to Yamaha

Pramac leaves Ducati and becomes Yamaha's independent team.

By the Numbers

Riders' Championship Record

The premier-class riders' championship won by a Pramac rider, the bike, and whether the entry was a works team.
Season,Bike,Riders' Champion,Works Team Car Drivers' champion Double
2024 Ducati Desmosedici Jorge Martín Independent team

The 2024 championship was won on a Ducati but entered by Pramac, an independent team, which is why the works column is not flagged. The champions tables record that season under Ducati, since they name the machinery rather than the entrant — the same title appears on the Ducati page, also marked as a satellite entry. Pramac's separate teams' championship, won in 2023, is a different award and is not listed here. Figures verified 15 August 2026.

Sources

  1. Pramac Racing · Wikipedia — base, personnel, championships and machinery read from the infobox and article
  2. List of Grand Prix motorcycle racing World Riders' Champions by year · Wikipedia — the 2024 season, recorded there under Ducati machinery
  3. Photo — Pramac Ducati on the grid, 2018 German Grand Prix · Neuwieser from Germany via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped and resized
  4. Photo — Prima Pramac, 2024 Malaysian Grand Prix · Liauzh via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped and resized
  5. Photo — Prima Pramac Yamaha, 2025 Malaysian Grand Prix · Liauzh via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped and resized
Riders
JM
Jorge Martín
2024 champion, and the team's first winner
JZ
Johann Zarco
Pramac Ducati rider
JM
Jack Miller
Pramac Ducati, and again from 2025
DP
Danilo Petrucci
Pramac Ducati rider
MO
Miguel Oliveira
Prima Pramac Yamaha
Frequently Asked

Frequently Asked Questions

Has Pramac won a MotoGP championship?
Yes. Jorge Martín won the riders' championship for Pramac in 2024, and the team won the teams' championship in 2023.
Why was the 2024 title significant?
Martín was the first champion from an independent team in the MotoGP era. The previous independent-team champion was Valentino Rossi with Nastro Azzurro Honda in 2001.
Is Pramac a works team?
No. It is an independent team, which is why its 2024 title is listed on the Ducati page as a satellite entry rather than a works one.
What machinery does Pramac race?
Ducati from 2004 to 2024, and Yamaha since 2025.
When was Pramac's first MotoGP win?
The 2021 Styrian Grand Prix, with Jorge Martín.
Where is the team based?
Casole d'Elsa in Tuscany, Italy, run by Paolo Campinoti with Gino Borsoi as team manager.
When did Pramac first race in MotoGP?
2002, on a Honda NSR500, after taking over the activities of Hardwick Racing.
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