Max Biaggi was the first to do it, taking victory at the 2002 Czech GP in Brno with Yamaha, before securing his first win with Honda at the British GP one year later. Funnily enough, the Italian also had the perfect view of the second rider to do it when Valentino Rossi took his maiden win with Yamaha after a stunning race long battle with Biaggi at the 2004 South Africa GP. It was a debut win for ‘The Doctor’, who had won a hat-trick of World Championships with Honda before the move, while that victory also saw him become the first, and to date, the only rider to win back-to-back races with different manufacturers and gave him the perfect platform to build towards a fourth successive Championship.

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