Based on the performance of Suzuki in the racing world the past year, it is evident that Suzuki competes at the highest international level.

With talented riders backed by skilled management, excellent engineers and the entire Suzuki team, 2016 has been promised to be equally exciting.

Looking back, 2015 was a key year for Suzuki in the racing world.

Their much talked-about return to MotoGP under the guidance of Team Manager Davide Brivio and Project Leader Satoru Terada attracted attention from motorcycle racing enthusiasts from around the world.

With a strong 11th place finish by experienced Spaniard Aleix Espargaro and 12th place Rookie of the Year placing by Maverick Vinales, it was clear that Suzuki was back.

Not only that, but it was evident Suzuki will be a force to reckon with in MotoGP from now on.

In the Endurance World Championship category Suzuki Endurance Racing Team (SERT) continued its dominant performance.

Earning its 5th championship in six years and its 14th title overall in the demanding 24 and 8 hour events, SERT proved once again the reliability and pedigree of the GSX-R Super-bike in its 30th Anniversary year.