MotoGP 2023 Prize Money Revealed

MotoGP is the oldest motorsport world championship, started in 1949 a year before Formula 1. MotoGP is governed by the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM). The main event in motorsports used to be 500cc until 2002, when it was renamed MotoGP. These are the prize money of the MotoGP riders and the earnings of the Moto2 and Moto3 teams.

The current MotoGP calendar was interrupted due to the Covid outbreak and only 14 Grands Prix were taken this year. However, for the 2023 season, authorities have given the green light to the original Prix 19. The Calendar list for the 2023 season is as follows.

MotoGP produces high-end racing bikes and cannot be purchased by the public as it is illegal to drive these bikes on the road. Furthermore, MotoGP events are divided into 4 racing classes.

Divisions are classified on the basis of motorcycle cc, as MotoGP bikes are heavier and faster than Moto 2 and Moto E. While MotoE is a race that takes place with electric bikes.

The new MotoGP season will start from March and there will be talk about wages and bag value, so there is no doubt that MotoGP is an exciting and life-threatening sport too, but the FIM is a governing body that is very reserved on the wages and monetary values ​​of the winners. in MotoGP races.

But manufacturers are reportedly said to give players defined salaries and when they finish on the podium they are only paid bonuses. Thus, the list of MotoGP salaries for various riders is as follows.

Prize money of the winners of MotoGP 2023

Marc Márquez is the highest paid MotoGP player, so when he finishes on the podium his bonuses are also high, however the bonuses have not been published. But what has been released are the monetary values ​​of Moto2, Moto3 and MotoE. Therefore, the list of monetary value is as follows.

Moto2, Moto3 and MotoE cash prizes 2023