MotoGP crash leaderboard for 2026 as Joan Mir leads after German Grand Prix

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The MotoGP crash leaderboard is usually a good metric to decipher which riders are currently facing difficulties with their respective prototype, as well as those who may be playing things a little bit too safe.

The metric includes every session of a usual race weekend. That includes FP1, Practice, FP2, Qualifying, the Sprint, and the Grand Prix.

Johann Zarco led last year’s leaderboard, with the LCR Honda rider suffering a total of 28 crashes over the course of the 2025 MotoGP season.

On the opposite end of the spectrum was Fabio Di Giannantonio, who fell just five times despite taking part in every single one of the 22 race weekends last year.

Only Luca Marini was below him in terms of the full-time riders, but the Italian missed three rounds in the middle of the season through injury.

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Following the conclusion of the 11th round of the 2026 season at the German Grand Prix, Joan Mir took control at the top of the leaderboard ahead of the overall championship leader, Jorge Martin.

The Spaniard has continued his questionable record of failing to see the chequered flag in Sunday’s Grand Prix, with his off during the longer-format race at the Sachsenring marking his seventh crash from 11 races this season.

The most high-profile incident from the German Grand Prix weekend came when Bezzecchi fell off his bike during qualifying, which resulted in a fractured left collarbone for the Italian.

2026 MotoGP crash leaderboards after the German Grand Prix