Riders from Brazil
MotoGP・500cc 7 wins · Moto2・250cc 4 wins · Moto3・125cc 1 wins · Other past classes 14 wins · Titles: Moto2・250cc 1
The first win for a rider from Brazil: Adu Celso-santos, 350cc 1973.
Best at a home GP: Alex Barros, P2 at the 2000 RIO GRAND PRIX (500cc).
The last MotoGP・500cc podium for a rider from Brazil was in 2007.
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Active riders in 2026
MotoGP
- 15 Diogo Moreira 74 pts
Riders year by year
Riders who started a Grand Prix race in any class that year
- 2026 MotoGPDiogo Moreira
- 2025 6 wins Moto2★Diogo MoreiraMotoE★Eric Granado
- 2024 Moto2Diogo MoreiraMotoEEric Granado
- 2023 2 wins Moto3★Diogo MoreiraMotoE★Eric Granado
- 2022 5 wins Moto3Diogo MoreiraMotoE★Eric Granado
- 2021 2 wins MotoE★Eric Granado
- 2020 1 wins MotoE★Eric Granado
- 2019 2 wins Moto3Meikon KawakamiMotoE★Eric Granado
- 2018 Moto2Eric Granado (this year's records are incomplete)
- 2017 Moto2Eric Granado
- 2015〜2016no starts
- 2014 Moto3Eric Granado
- 2013 Moto3Eric Granado
- 2012 Moto2Eric Granado
- 2011no starts recorded (this year's records are incomplete)
- 2009〜2010no starts
- 2008no starts recorded (this year's records are incomplete)
- 2007 MotoGPAlex Barros
- 2006no starts
- 2005 1 wins MotoGP★Alex Barros
- 2004 MotoGPAlex Barros (this year's records are incomplete)
- 2003 MotoGPAlex Barros (this year's records are incomplete)
- 2002 2 wins MotoGP★Alex Barros (this year's records are incomplete)
- 2001 1 wins 500cc★Alex Barros250ccCesar Barros250ccCristiano Vieira (this year's records are incomplete)
- 2000 2 wins 500cc★Alex Barros250ccCesar Barros250ccCristiano Vieira (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1999 500ccAlex Barros (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1998 500ccAlex Barros125ccCristiano Vieira125ccSilvio Cesar Zequim (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1997 500ccAlex Barros (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1996 500ccAlex Barros (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1995 500ccAlex Barros (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1994 500ccAlex Barros (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1993 1 wins 500cc★Alex Barros (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1992 500ccAlex Barros (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1991 500ccAlex Barros (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1990 500ccAlex Barros (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1989 250ccAlex Barros (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1988 250ccAlex Barros (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1987 80ccAlex Barros (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1986 250ccAntonio Neto80ccAlex Barros (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1985 250ccAntonio Neto (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1983〜1984no starts recorded (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1982 250ccAntonio Neto (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1976〜1981no starts recorded (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1975 500ccEdmar Ferreira500ccAdu Celso-santos (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1974 350ccAdu Celso-santos (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1973 1 wins 250cc★Adu Celso-santos (this year's records are incomplete)
- 1972 350ccAdu Celso-santos (this year's records are incomplete)
All riders (active and past)
| Rider | Years raced 1972–2026 | Starts | Wins | Podiums | Titles | Best championship |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Diogo Moreira | 2022–2026 | 96 | 5 | 13 | 1 | 1 |
| Eric Granado | 2012–2025 | 125 | 13 | 28 | 2 | |
| Meikon Kawakami | 2019 | 2 | 46 | |||
| Alex Barros | 1986–2007 | 236 | 7 | 28 | 4 | |
| Cesar Barros | 2000–2001 | 14 | ||||
| Cristiano Vieira | 1998–2001 | 3 | ||||
| Silvio Cesar Zequim | 1998 | 1 | ||||
| Antonio Neto | 1982–1986 | 7 | 18 | |||
| Edmar Ferreira | 1975 | 3 | 23 | |||
| Adu Celso-santos | 1972–1975 | 13 | 1 | 2 | 7 |
Home GP results (top 10)
Show 6
| 2002 | Alex Barros | MotoGP | 4 |
| 2001 | Alex Barros | 500cc | 4 |
| 2000 | Alex Barros | 500cc | 2 |
| 1999 | Alex Barros | 500cc | 4 |
| 1995 | Alex Barros | 500cc | 8 |
| 1992 | Alex Barros | 500cc | 8 |
Scope: official results DB, races 1949–2026. Some results of early years are missing. Nationality as printed in each race's official result; riders who changed appear under both countries. * titles: seasons without final standings in the official data, entered by hand from a published list of champions.