• Bikes for Sale
  • News
  • Buyer’s guide
    • Buy a Motorcycle
    • First Rides & Reviews
    • Specs, Prices & Others
  • Lifestyle
    • Concepts & Custom
    • Electric Motorcycles
    • Events
    • Locals
    • Motorsport
    • Travel
    • Tips & Stories
  • CSR Programme
  • Loan Calculator
imotorbike logo
  • Bikes for Sale
  • News
  • Buyer’s guide
    • Buy a Motorcycle
    • First Rides & Reviews
    • Specs, Prices & Others
  • Lifestyle
    • Concepts & Custom
    • Electric Motorcycles
    • Events
    • Locals
    • Motorsport
    • Travel
    • Tips & Stories
  • CSR Programme
  • Loan Calculator
  • Facebook

  • Instagram

  • X (Twitter)

  • YouTube

  • LinkedIn

  • RSS

Motorsport

MotoGP – Lorenzo to Suzuki: it’s a Monster deal!

MotoGP – Lorenzo to Suzuki: it’s a Monster deal!
Bruno Gomes
May 11, 2018

Monster Energy is trying to join Suzuki and they’re bringing the money needed to sign Jorge Lorenzo

Suzuki MotoGP factory team may have just found the right partner to offer Jorge Lorenzo exactly what he’s asking to sign a contract with the Hamamatsu manufacturer, and it all begins with another MotoGP team, the Tech3.

With Tech3 joining KTM from 2019 onwards, Monster Energy has lost their main asset in MotoGP, because since 2009 the Tech3 team has been showing the energy drink image on the fairings of their bikes. In the last two years the partnership between Monster and Tech3 has become even more important, all because Johann Zarco’s results.

So, when Tech3 announced they would be joining KTM, Monster Energy main rivals Red Bull gained a serious advantage, since the KTM Tech3 team will be linked with Red Bull.

Now, and as a way to fight back the growth of Red Bull in MotoGP, Monster Energy is entering the negotiations table with Suzuki and Jorge Lorenzo.

Of course they already sponsor Lorenzo at a personal level, and that’s why we see the Spanish rider and five-time World champion having the famous Monster Energy logo on his helmet and apparel. But now they have the chance to also continue to be featured on the fairings of a MotoGP prototype, and in this case, in the fairings of the Suzuki GSX-RR.

With an annual income of 820 million Euros a year, Monster Energy won’t find it too difficult to sponsor Jorge Lorenzo salary, reported to be 12 million Euros per year.

The decision of Monster Energy to enter the negotiations and help Suzuki secure Jorge Lorenzo should be enough to seal the deal, and if reports from the paddock are to be trusted, we won’t be waiting too long to get an official announcement that Lorenzo is the new Suzuki rider.

This is what we might call a Monster deal!

Related ItemscontractfeaturedJorge LorenzoMonster Energymotogpnegotiationssponsorsuzuki
To read the full story
login with google
login with facebook
or
Create an account for free
This won't cost you.
by clicking this button you agree to iMotorbike's visitor agreement
Already have an account? Sign in here
Click here to get notified on every new article
Motorsport
May 11, 2018
Bruno Gomes

With more than ten years as a motorcycle journalist, i enjoy everything that has to do with two-wheels. I'm a fan of sport bikes and i prefer riding them on a racetrack, but give me a road filled with corners and good asphalt and i'll be there to have some fun!

Related ItemscontractfeaturedJorge LorenzoMonster Energymotogpnegotiationssponsorsuzuki

More in Motorsport

Kaito Toba Wins at Sepang as Hafizh Syahrin Clinches 2026 ASB1000 Championship

Amzar HazeeqSeptember 7, 2026
Read More

Pol Espargaró Returns to Tech3 for Misano as Maverick Viñales Continues Recovery

Amzar HazeeqSeptember 7, 2026
Read More

Hafizh Syahrin Crowned 2026 ASB1000 Champion at Sepang

Hazique ZairillSeptember 7, 2026
Read More

Ducati Secures Another 1-2 Finish During WorldSBK Race 1 at Magny-Cours

Amzar HazeeqSeptember 6, 2026
Read More

GILLES Extends Sponsorship with Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Until 2028

Amzar HazeeqSeptember 4, 2026
Read More

Qabil Irfan Aims To Return To The Front Group at Ricardo Tormo

Amzar HazeeqSeptember 4, 2026
Read More

Miguel Oliveira Extends BMW WorldSBK Contract Until 2029

Hazique ZairillSeptember 4, 2026
Read More

MotoGP Confirms 2027 Pre-Season Test Schedule for New 850cc Era

Hazique ZairillSeptember 4, 2026
Read More

Frustrated Quartararo Denied Yamaha Pirelli Test Access

Hazique ZairillSeptember 3, 2026
Read More

WSBK: BMW Eyes M1000RR Redemption After Tough 2026 Season

Hazique ZairillSeptember 3, 2026
Read More

Hakim Danish Keeps Top-10 Spot in 2026 Moto3 Standings

Amzar HazeeqSeptember 2, 2026
Read More

Marc Márquez Wins Aragón GP, Cuts Championship Gap to 19 Points

Hazique ZairillSeptember 2, 2026
Read More
We want to buy your bike Join us on Instagram
Scroll for more
Tap
@imotorbike.my
  • Popular

  • Latest

  • Comments

  • Yamaha XSR155 Finally Arrives in Malaysia at RM12,998
    Buyer's guideAugust 10, 2026
  • 2026 Yamaha XMax 300 Tech Max Launched in Malaysia at RM28,499
    IndustryAugust 10, 2026
  • 2026 Yamaha Y16ZR-R Launched in Malaysia, Priced From RM10,888
    Buyer's guideAugust 10, 2026
  • MODA Sporter-S SKII Launched in Malaysia at RM17,998
    Buyer's guideAugust 18, 2026
  • Aveta Vanguard 250 vs Modenas Elegan 250 EX: Malaysian-made, Different Offerings
    Buyer's guideAugust 14, 2026
  • Kaito Toba Wins at Sepang as Hafizh Syahrin Clinches 2026 ASB1000 Championship
    ARRCSeptember 7, 2026
  • Gracshaw Launches Limited-Edition Mobile Suit Gundam Helmets in Malaysia
    Buyer's guideSeptember 7, 2026
  • Pol Espargaró Returns to Tech3 for Misano as Maverick Viñales Continues Recovery
    IndustrySeptember 7, 2026
  • Hafizh Syahrin Crowned 2026 ASB1000 Champion at Sepang
    ARRCSeptember 7, 2026
  • Ducati Secures Another 1-2 Finish During WorldSBK Race 1 at Magny-Cours
    IndustrySeptember 6, 2026
  • MV Agusta Lucky Explorer Project 9.5: testing the Schiranna prototype - news.iNthacity: More Top Breaking News and Popular Stories To Stay Informed says:

    […] Michelle Liew […]

  • CFMOTO 450SR to enter Malaysia in March 2023 at RM29,300 - news.iNthacity: More Top Breaking News and Popular Stories To Stay Informed says:

    […] Michelle Liew […]

  • Suzuki V-Strom now available in Malaysia at RM81,900 - news.iNthacity: More Top Breaking News and Popular Stories To Stay Informed says:

    […] Michelle Liew […]

  • Colin says:

    I hope they make the Dax street legal. Love to…

  • Mohd Razi bin Rosli says:

    Adv 150cc

Corporate

About Us
Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
Disclosure Policy
Contact Us
SUBSCRIBE NOW!

2024 iMotorbike World Sdn. Bhd.(1205246-M). All rights reserved.

Alta Motors to make history in the Erzberg Rodeo!
Moto2 – Triumph tests the new engine and the Magneti Marelli ECU
Nak Jual Beli Motor 😊 ?
WhatsApp
Hi iMotorbike 😊
Open chat