The unveiling of the new livery signals Honda's commitment to innovation and adaptation in pursuit of MotoGP glory.

Honda Racing Corporation (HRC) has made waves in the MotoGP world with the debut of its revamped livery for the upcoming 2024 season, marking the first significant change in their iconic design in over 30 years. The new livery, showcased on the RC213V bike at a launch event organized by title sponsor Repsol in Madrid, seamlessly blends Honda's corporate colors with the famous orange hues of Repsol, symbolizing a fresh chapter in the longstanding partnership between the two entities.

The unveiling event saw the presence of notable figures from the MotoGP world, including 2020 champion Joan Mir and newcomer Luca Marini, alongside Honda's senior management. As Honda embarks on a new era without Marquez, the team is placing its trust in Marini, formerly of VR46, to continue its legacy of success. The unveiling of the new livery signals Honda's commitment to innovation and adaptation in pursuit of MotoGP glory.

The 2024 season holds particular significance for Honda as it seeks to reclaim its position as a frontrunner in MotoGP. With significant overhauls to the RC213V bike and positive feedback from riders such as Mir, Marini, and Johann Zarco, Honda is optimistic about its prospects.  Reflecting on a challenging 2023 season, where Honda secured only one victory and a solitary podium finish, the team is determined to bounce back stronger in 2024.