As the summer break concludes, MotoGP returns with a celebration of its 75-year legacy at Silverstone. For the first time, every bike and rider will feature unique retro-inspired liveries. The 11 teams, including the factory outfits, have showcased their retro paint schemes that highlight pivotal moments in their histories. To immerse fans, the BMW M Safety Car, podium celebrations, and other elements will all embrace a nostalgic theme. Special events and activities throughout the weekend will ensure an unforgettable experience for all attendees. Silverstone is set to become a must-visit for fans eager to witness a celebration of speed, style, and 75 years of unparalleled racing. Here's what teams have revealed.
KTM
KTM is taking a trip down memory lane with a striking white and blue livery that pays homage to the iconic 1988 KTM Single Racer. This retro design brings a classic flair to the modern MotoGP grid.
Tech3 GasGas
Tech3 GasGas will field a modified variation of the reto KTM design which features white and blue colours.
Yamaha
Yamaha unveiled a redesigned M1 livery featuring the iconic 'speed block' design. Made famous by world champion Giacomo Agostini during his 1970s heyday, the design pays homage to the legendary rider while adding a distinctive aesthetic to the contemporary motorcycle.
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Aprilia
Aprilia has opted for a sleek black and grey livery to honour its ambassador, Max Biaggi. The colour scheme is a nod to Biaggi’s dominant era in the 250cc class from 1994 to 1996 when he clinched multiple titles aboard the Aprilia.
Trackhouse Racing
Trackhouse Racing is paying tribute to American motorcycle racing legends by featuring the likenesses of 11 Grand Prix champions on their bikes. Icons such as Kenny Roberts, Randy Mamola, Kevin Schwantz, and Nicky Hayden will be immortalized on the machines, showcasing the team’s deep-rooted pride in its American heritage.
Honda
Honda took a bold departure for their retro livery, drawing inspiration from the iconic NS500. This legendary machine propelled Freddie Spencer to his first premier-class championship in 1983, and Honda’s latest iteration aims to capture that same spirit of innovation and dominance.
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LCR Honda
LCR Honda added a splash of colour to the British GP with two distinctive liveries. Johann Zarco paid homage to the legendary Mike Hailwood with a white and green machine, while Takaaki Nakagami represented Japan with a bike adorned in the nation’s colours.
Ducati
Ducati has opted for a nostalgic touch with its livery, closely resembling the iconic red, white, and black colour scheme that marked its triumphant return to the premier class in 2003.
VR46
VR46 Racing Team unveiled a completely revamped livery featuring a striking blue base with eye-catching yellow accents. This colour scheme is a direct homage to the helmet worn by the team's iconic founder, Valentino Rossi, during his 2018 MotoGP season.
Gresini
Gresini Racing has paid a heartfelt tribute to its founder, Fausto Gresini, by adopting a replica of the iconic white livery that adorned his championship-winning 125cc bikes in 1985 and 1987. To further honour his legacy, one of Gresini's historic race machines will be showcased in the pitlane.
Pramac
Pramac Racing and team principal Paolo Campinoti have paid tribute to the legendary world champion, Angel Nieto. The rider Jorge Martin will be donning a special helmet for the weekend’s race.
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