Suzuki cannot unilaterally quit MotoGP, says Dorna

MotoGP promoters Dorna Sports have contacted Suzuki following reports the Japanese manufacturer will quit the premier class at the end of the season, reminding them on Tuesday that their contract does not allow them to make a unilateral decision.

Suzuki Motor Corporation had last year renewed their involvement in the MotoGP championship in a deal until the 2026 season. "However, should Suzuki depart following an agreement between both parties, Dorna will decide on the ideal number of riders and teams racing in the MotoGP class from 2023."

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