Which Country Holds the Most MotoGP World Championship Titles?

Over the past ten years, Spanish motorcycle racers have dominated the MotoGP world championship. Since 2012, every world champion in the MotoGP class has hailed from the "Land of Matadors."

However, since the inception of MotoGP, the number of world champion racers from Spain does not rank highest. According to brembo.com, Italian racers hold a total of 20 world championship titles.

Since the 1950s, Italy has frequently placed its racers among the world champions. One phenomenal Italian racer is Giacomo Agostini, who collected eight titles, seven of which he won consecutively from 1966 to 1972.

The United Kingdom ranks second with 17 world championship titles in the MotoGP class. British racers dominated the MotoGP world championship from the early 1950s to 1965.

Here are the countries with the most MotoGP world championship titles:

1. Italy (20 world championship titles)
2. United Kingdom (17 world championship titles)
3. United States (15 world championship titles)
4. Spain (11 world championship titles)
5. Australia (8 world championship titles)

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