How much do MotoGP riders weigh?

The average MotoGP rider weighs 67 kg or 147 lbs. The lightest MotoGP rider weighs 62 kg or 137 lbs, and the heaviest MotoGP rider weighs 80 kg or 176 lbs. Five out of the current twenty-four riders weigh 64 kg, or 141 lbs, which makes it the most common weight among MotoGP riders.

Overview

In this post, the current MotoGP riders are listed along with their weight in kilograms and imperial pounds. It should be noted that these figures only include MotoGP class riders and not Moto2 or Moto3 class riders. Regarding weight regulations, there are no weight restrictions on MotoGP class riders themselves, but the following regulations apply to their motorcycles:

Motorcycle engine size	Minimum motorcycle weight
Up to 800cc	150 kg / 330.69 lbs
801cc to 1000cc	157 kg / 346.13 lbs

In Moto2, the rider with their bike and protective gear are checked for a total minimum value:

motorcycle + rider + protective gear

217 kg / 478.4 lbs

In Moto3, the rider with their bike and protective gear are checked for a total minimum value:

motorcycle + rider + protective gear

152 kg / 335.1 lbs

MotoGP class rider weight

Average rider weight	67 kg	147 lbs
Median rider weight	64 kg	141 lbs
Lightest rider weight	62 kg	137 lbs
Heaviest rider weight	80 kg	176 lbs

MotoGP rider weight data

Rider name	Weight (kg)	Weight (lbs)
Johann Zarco	67	148
Stefan Bradl	63	139
Danilo Petrucci	80	176
Luca Marini	69	152
Maverick Viñales	64	141
Fabio Quartararo	66	146
Franco Morbidelli	64	141
Enea Bastianini	64	141
Iker Lecuona	70	154
Takaaki Nakagami	70	154
Lorenzo Savadori	67	148
Brad Binder	63	139
Joan Mir	69	152
Aleix Espargaro	66	146
Alex Rins	72	159
Jack Miller	64	141
Pol Espargaro	63	139
Valentino Rossi	69	152
Tito Rabat	67	148
Francesco Bagnaia	67	148
Alex Marquez	65	143
Miguel Oliveira	64	141
Jorge Martin	62	137
Marc Marquez	65	143

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