The intense rivalry between Jorge Lorenzo and Valentino Rossi in the Yamaha team became one of the biggest dramas in the history of MotoGP. Starting in 2010, tensions rose as Lorenzo began to challenge Rossi's dominance, until Yamaha had to install a "garage barrier" to separate the two.

After Rossi moved to Ducati (2011-2012) and returned to Yamaha (2013), their rivalry heated up, especially in the 2015 season when the Sepang Clash incident with Marc Márquez sparked great controversy. Lorenzo eventually took the title, while the relationship between the two remained cold until Rossi retired in 2021.

Mick Doohan is one of the most dominant riders in 500cc Grand Prix history. Together with the Honda NSR500, it dominated the 1990s era with five consecutive world championship titles (1994-1998). Known for his aggressive racing style and toughness, Doohan bounced back from a serious injury in 1992 and came back even stronger. With the Honda NSR500 that is powerful yet difficult to handle, it dominates the competition and sets new standards in the world of motor racing.

Artificial intelligence (AI) and Big Data have revolutionized MotoGP motorcycle development, allowing teams to optimize performance with real-time data analysis. Advanced sensors gather information about tires, aerodynamics, and driving style, which is then processed by AI to improve racing strategy. With data-based simulations, engineers can design motors more efficiently, while racers gain accurate insights to improve their technique. This technology makes MotoGP more precise, fast, and competitive in every season.