TheMotoGP Hall of Fame is thehall of fame ofGrand Prix motorcycle racing. Its members are calledMotoGP Legends.

Since its inception in 2000, 38 racers have been inducted byFIM, including both the most successful world champions such asGiacomo Agostini,Ángel Nieto,Mike Hailwood andCarlo Ubbiali, as well as champions who had died young such asJarno Saarinen andDaijiro Kato. The latest inductee isHans-Georg Anscheidt.^[1]

Out of the 38 racers who have been inducted,Randy Mamola is the only inductee who never won a single championship in his career.Nicky Hayden andDani Pedrosa are the only MotoGP Legends to have started a race in MotoGP after being inducted in the Hall of Fame.

Year	Name	Nationality	Achievements	Ref.
2000	Giacomo Agostini	Italy	8-time500cc World Champion (1966,1967,1968,1969,1970,1971,1972,1975) 7-time350cc World Champion (1968,1969,1970,1971,1972,1973,1974) A record 122Grand Prix race wins (68500cc race wins)	[2]
2000	Mick Doohan	Australia	5-time500cc World Champion (1994,1995,1996,1997,1998) 54Grand Prix race wins (all in 500cc)	[3]
2000	Mike Hailwood†	United Kingdom	4-time500cc World Champion (1962,1963,1964,1965) 2-time350cc World Champion (1966,1967) 3-time250cc World Champion (1961,1966,1967) 76Grand Prix race wins (37500cc race wins)	[2]
2000	Ángel Nieto	Spain	7-time125cc World Champion (1971,1972,1979,1981,1982,1983,1984) 6-time50cc World Champion (1969,1970,1972,1975,1976,1977) 90Grand Prix race wins	[2]
2000	Wayne Rainey	United States	3-time500cc World Champion (1990,1991,1992) 24Grand Prix race wins (all in 500cc)	[2]
2000	Kenny Roberts	United States	3-time500cc World Champion (1978,1979,1980) 24Grand Prix race wins (22500cc race wins)	[2]
2000	Kevin Schwantz	United States	500cc World Champion (1993) 25Grand Prix race wins (all in 500cc)	[2]
2001	Anton Mang	Germany	2-time350cc World Champion (1981,1982) 3-time250cc World Champion (1980,1981,1987) 42Grand Prix race wins	[4]
2001	Barry Sheene	United Kingdom	2-time500cc World Champion (1976,1977) 23Grand Prix race wins (19500cc race wins)	[4]
2001	Freddie Spencer	United States	2-time500cc World Champion (1983,1985) 250cc World Champion (1985) 27Grand Prix race wins (20500cc race wins)	[5]
2001	Carlo Ubbiali	Italy	3-time250cc World Champion (1956,1959,1960) 6-time125cc World Champion (1951,1955,1956,1958,1959,1960) 39Grand Prix race wins	[6]
2002	Geoff Duke	United Kingdom	4-time500cc World Champion (1951,1953,1954,1955) 2-time350cc World Champion (1951,1952) 33Grand Prix race wins (22500cc race wins)	[7]
2002	Wayne Gardner	Australia	500cc World Champion (1987) 18Grand Prix race wins (all in 500cc)	[4]
2002	Phil Read	United Kingdom	2-time500cc World Champion (1973,1974) 4-time250cc World Champion (1964,1965,1968,1971) 125cc World Champion (1968) 52Grand Prix race wins (11500cc race wins)	[7]
2003	Daijiro Kato†	Japan	250cc World Champion (2001) 17Grand Prix race wins	[4]
2003	John Surtees	United Kingdom	4-time500cc World Champion (1956,1958,1959,1960) 3-time350cc World Champion (1958,1959,1960) 38Grand Prix race wins (22500cc race wins)	[8]
2005	Eddie Lawson	United States	4-time500cc World Champion (1984,1986,1988,1989) 31Grand Prix race wins (all in 500cc)	[9]
2007	Jim Redman	Rhodesia	4-time350cc World Champion (1962,1963,1964,1965) 2-time250cc World Champion (1962,1963) 45Grand Prix race wins (2500cc race wins)	[10]
2009	Jarno Saarinen†	Finland	250cc World Champion (1972) 15Grand Prix race wins (2500cc race wins)	[11]
2013	Casey Stoner	Australia	2-timeMotoGP World Champion (2007,2011) 45Grand Prix race wins (38MotoGP race wins)	[12]
2014	Marco Simoncelli†	Italy	250cc World Champion (2008) 14Grand Prix race wins	[13]
2015	Àlex Crivillé	Spain	500cc World Champion (1999) 125cc World Champion (1989) 20Grand Prix race wins (15500cc race wins)	[14]
2015	Nicky Hayden	United States	MotoGP World Champion (2006) 3Grand Prix race wins (all in MotoGP)	[15]
2015	Franco Uncini	Italy	500cc World Champion (1982) 7Grand Prix race wins (5500cc race wins)	[14]
2017	Marco Lucchinelli	Italy	500cc World Champion (1981) 6Grand Prix race wins (all in 500cc)	[16]
2017	Kenny Roberts Jr.	United States	500cc World Champion (2000) 8Grand Prix race wins (all in 500cc)	[17]
2018	Kork Ballington	South Africa	2-time350cc World Champion (1978,1979) 2-time250cc World Champion (1978,1979) 31Grand Prix race wins	[18]
2018	Randy Mamola	United States	4-time 500cc runner-up (1980,1981,1984,1987) 13Grand Prix race wins (all in 500cc)	[19]
2018	Dani Pedrosa	Spain	2-time250cc World Champion (2004,2005) 125cc World Champion (2003) 54Grand Prix race wins (31MotoGP race wins)	[20]
2019	Stefan Dörflinger	Switzerland	2-time50cc World Champion (1982,1983) 2-time80cc World Champion (1984,1985) 18Grand Prix race wins	[21]
2019	Jorge Martínez	Spain	125cc World Champion (1988) 3-time80cc World Champion (1986,1987,1988) 37Grand Prix race wins	[22]
2021	Valentino Rossi	Italy	6-timeMotoGP World Champion (2002,2003,2004,2005,2008,2009) 500cc World Champion (2001) 250cc World Champion (1999) 125cc World Champion (1997) 115Grand Prix race wins (A record 89500cc/MotoGP race wins)	[23]
2022	Hugh Anderson	New Zealand	2-time125cc World Champion (1963,1965) 2-time50cc World Champion (1963,1964) 25Grand Prix race wins	[24]
2022	Max Biaggi	Italy	4-time250cc World Champion (1994,1995,1996,1997) 42Grand Prix race wins (13MotoGP race wins)	[25]
2022	Jorge Lorenzo	Spain	3-timeMotoGP World Champion (2010,2012,2015) 2-time250cc World Champion (2006,2007) 68Grand Prix race wins (47MotoGP race wins)	[26]
2022	Luigi Taveri†	Switzerland	3-time125cc World Champion (1962,1964,1966) 30Grand Prix race wins	[27]
2023	Hans-Georg Anscheidt	Germany	3-time50cc World Champion (1966,1967,1968) 14Grand Prix race wins	[1]
2023	Andrea Dovizioso	Italy	3-time MotoGP runner-up (2017,2018,2019) 125cc World Champion (2004) 24Grand Prix race wins (15MotoGP race wins)	[28]

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