Giacomo Agostini

Giacomo Agostini is an Italian motorcycle road racer who won 15 Grand Prix world championships and 122 Grand Prix races between 1963 and 1977.

Mike Hailwood: Mike Hailwood was a British motorcycle racer and nine-time Grand Prix world champion. His rivalry with Agostini defined the leading edge of 1960s Grand Prix racing.
1966 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season: The 1966 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season was the world championship’s eighteenth season. Agostini won the 500cc and 350cc titles in this season.
Grand Prix motorcycle racing: Grand Prix motorcycle racing is an international road-racing championship series contested on closed circuits. Agostini’s titles and victories came in the premier world-championship series.
Grand Prix motorcycle racing records: Grand Prix motorcycle racing records document championship, race-win, and career achievements in the world championship. Agostini’s 15 titles and 122 wins remain defining benchmarks in the sport.
Phil Read: Phil Read was a British motorcycle racer who won seven Grand Prix world championships. Read became Agostini’s teammate at Yamaha after their years as rivals.
1968 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season: The 1968 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season was the world championship’s twentieth season. Agostini won both the 500cc and 350cc championships, often racing alone for MV Agusta.
500cc motorcycle racing: 500cc motorcycle racing was the premier class of Grand Prix road racing until its replacement by MotoGP in 2002. Agostini won eight world championships in the class.
MotoGP: MotoGP is the premier class of the motorcycle road racing world championship. The modern championship descends from the Grand Prix competition in which Agostini made his record.
MV Agusta: MV Agusta is an Italian manufacturer of motorcycles and racing machines. Agostini won most of his world titles on MV Agusta motorcycles.
1974 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season: The 1974 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season was the world championship’s twenty-sixth season. Agostini’s Yamaha debut brought him the 350cc championship.

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