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RC211V

Historical reference

Class: MotoGP
Engine: 989 cc Water-cooled, 75.5° V-5, Four-stroke, DOHC, 20-valves, 4-valves per cylinder
Successor: Honda RC212V
Production: 2002–2006
Predecessor: Honda NSR500
Manufacturer: Honda Racing Corporation

Season participant lists retain original team, manufacturer and motorcycle labels. Season association does not establish exact contract dates.

Season / class	Rider	Team	Manufacturer	Motorcycle
2006 · MotoGP	Antonio Elías	Fortuna Honda	Honda	RC211V
2006 · MotoGP	Casey Stoner	Honda LCR	Honda	RC211V
2006 · MotoGP	Daniel Pedrosa	Repsol Honda Team	Honda	RC211V
2006 · MotoGP	Makoto Tamada	Konica Minolta Honda	Honda	RC211V
2006 · MotoGP	Marco Melandri	Fortuna Honda	Honda	RC211V
2006 · MotoGP	Michel Fabrizio	Fortuna Honda	Honda	RC211V
2006 · MotoGP	Nicky Hayden	Repsol Honda Team	Honda	RC211V
2005 · MotoGP	Alex Barros	Camel Honda Honda Pons (rd 8)	Honda	RC211V
2005 · MotoGP	Chris Vermeulen	Camel Honda Honda Pons (rd 8)	Honda	RC211V
2005 · MotoGP	Jurgen van den Goorbergh	Konica Minolta Honda	Honda	RC211V
2005 · MotoGP	Makoto Tamada	Konica Minolta Honda	Honda	RC211V
2005 · MotoGP	Marco Melandri	Movistar Honda MotoGP	Honda	RC211V
2005 · MotoGP	Max Biaggi	Repsol Honda Team	Honda	RC211V
2005 · MotoGP	Nicky Hayden	Repsol Honda Team	Honda	RC211V
2005 · MotoGP	Ryuichi Kiyonari	Camel Honda Honda Pons (rd 8)	Honda	RC211V
2005 · MotoGP	Sete Gibernau	Movistar Honda MotoGP	Honda	RC211V
2005 · MotoGP	Shane Byrne	Camel Honda Honda Pons (rd 8)	Honda	RC211V
2005 · MotoGP	Tohru Ukawa	Camel Honda Honda Pons (rd 8)	Honda	RC211V
2005 · MotoGP	Troy Bayliss	Camel Honda Honda Pons (rd 8)	Honda	RC211V
2004 · MotoGP	Alex Barros	Repsol Honda Team	Honda	RC211V

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