HONDA GP Champion of the world by oscarps

His debut in the highest category is full of records, being the youngest to win a race in the highest category of motorcycling, beating his teammate Pedrosa, Lorenzo and the legendary Freddie Spencer, and also in two consecutive times.

He was also the youngest to make a quick lap, the youngest to climb to the podium and to do it two and three consecutive times, the youngest to get a 'pole' and the fourth and youngest to achieve the championships of the three categories and as many more records. Dani Pedrosa got three wins and numerous podiums, finishing third in the season.

In 1994 the Honda Team HRC riders, still without Repsol sponsorship, are Mick Doohan, Álex Crivillé and the Japanese Shinichi Ito. They rise from the hand of Doohan with the championship, Crivillé is 6º and Ito is 7º.

Casey Stoner confirms his definitive retirement of the competition at the end of the season 2012. Meanwhile, Honda forms a completely Spanish team for 2013, since it is made with the signing of the Spanish Marc Márquez, champion in the previous season of Moto2, causing that The rules were relaxed since it was forbidden seasons ago that a debutante was incorporated into a factory equipment.

He made six wins, four of them in a row, being the only newcomer to get it, as well as podiums in all races in which he crossed the finish line, which served him to conquer the Championship, becoming the youngest to do so, To "Martian" Kenny Roberts in doing it in the season of his debut.

In 1996 Doohan and Crivillé maintain exciting duels throughout the season, as in the Grand Prix of the Czech Republic, but in the end Doohan and Crivillé finish 2nd. With the bike that Honda reserved for the satellite teams, the NSR500V, but with the colors of Repsol, they piloted Tadayuki Okada and Shinichi Ito, finishing 7th and 12th respectively.