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| [[Michelin]], [[Akrapovič]], Reflexallen, [[OMP Racing]], [[SKF]], Valsir, PittaRosso, [[Giuseppe Visenzi|Givi]], [[NetApp]], Unibat, Flex-Box, [[Telecom Italia|TIM]], [[Royal Dutch Shell|Shell]], Riello Ups, [[UnipolSai]], [[Red Bull]], [[Monster Energy]], [[Suomy]]
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| [[Repsol]]
| [[Repsol]]
| [[Bridgestone]], [[Gas Jeans]], RK Takasago Chain, [[NGK]], [[Shindengen Electric Manufacturing|Shindengen]], [[Snap-on]], Mivv<ref>[https://www.asphaltandrubber.com/motogp/honda-grand-prix-motorcycle-pictures/]</ref><ref>[http://antoncazares.blogspot.nl/2010/11/2010-honda-rc212v-andrea-dovizioso.html]</ref>
| [[Bridgestone]], [[Gas Jeans]], RK Takasago Chain, [[NGK]], [[Shindengen Electric Manufacturing|Shindengen]], [[Snap-on]], Mivv, [[Öhlins]]<ref>[https://www.asphaltandrubber.com/motogp/honda-grand-prix-motorcycle-pictures/]</ref><ref>[http://antoncazares.blogspot.nl/2010/11/2010-honda-rc212v-andrea-dovizioso.html]</ref>
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| [[2011 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season|2011]]
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| [[Repsol]]
| [[Bridgestone]], One Heart, [[Gas Jeans]], RK Takasago Chain, [[NGK]], [[Shindengen Electric Manufacturing|Shindengen]], Termignoni, [[Brembo]], [[Öhlins]]<ref>[https://www.asphaltandrubber.com/motogp/honda-grand-prix-motorcycle-pictures/]</ref><ref>[http://www.carmodel.com/minichamps/122111127/1-12/honda/rc212v-team-honda-repsol-n-27-motogp-world-champion-2011-casey-stoner/99259]</ref>
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| [[2012 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season|2012]]
| Black
| Orange, red, white
| [[Repsol]]
| [[Bridgestone]], One Heart, [[Gas Jeans]], [[Snap-on]], Yutaka, RK Takasago Chain, [[NGK]], [[Shindengen Electric Manufacturing|Shindengen]], [[Brembo]], [[Öhlins]]<ref>[https://www.asphaltandrubber.com/motogp/honda-grand-prix-motorcycle-pictures/]</ref><ref>[https://weridemotorsports.wordpress.com/2012/02/15/casey-stoners-motogp-repsol-honda-rc212v-startup-we-ride-motorsports/]</ref>
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| [[2013 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season|2013]]
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| [[Repsol]]
| [[Bridgestone]], One Heart, [[Gas Jeans]], [[Snap-on]], Yutaka, RK Takasago Chain, [[NGK]], [[Shindengen Electric Manufacturing|Shindengen]], Termignoni, [[Brembo]], [[Öhlins]]<ref>[https://www.asphaltandrubber.com/motogp/honda-grand-prix-motorcycle-pictures/]</ref><ref>[http://www.corsedimoto.com/in-pista/motomondiale/motogp/repsol-honda-team-2013-scheda-tecnica-della-honda-rc213v/]</ref>
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| [[2014 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season|2014]]
| Orange
| Black, red, white
| [[Repsol]]
| [[Bridgestone]], One Heart, [[Gas Jeans]], [[Snap-on]], Yutaka, RK Takasago Chain, [[NGK]], [[Shindengen Electric Manufacturing|Shindengen]], Termignoni, [[Brembo]], [[Öhlins]]<ref>[https://motogp.hondaracingcorporation.com/rc213v-2014/]</ref><ref>[http://www.infullgear.com/blog/42607/ecco-la-nuova-honda-rc213v-hrc-motogp-2014-di-marquez-e-pedrosa.html]</ref>
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| [[2015 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season|2015]]
| Orange
| Black, red, white
| [[Repsol]]
| [[Bridgestone]], [[Red Bull]], One Heart, Satu Hati, [[Snap-on]], Yutaka, [[ASICS]], RK Takasago Chain, [[NGK]], [[Shindengen Electric Manufacturing|Shindengen]], Termignoni, [[Brembo]], [[Öhlins]]<ref>[http://motograndprix.motorionline.com/foto/zoom/2015/Honda_RC213V_2015/f1-19/]</ref>
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| [[2016 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season|2016]]
| Orange
| Black, red, white
| [[Repsol]]
| [[Michelin]], [[Red Bull]], One Heart, Satu Hati, [[Snap-on]], Yutaka, [[ASICS]], RK Takasago Chain, [[NGK]], [[Shindengen Electric Manufacturing|Shindengen]], Termignoni, [[Gas Jeans]], [[Brembo]], [[Öhlins]]<ref>[http://www.corsedimoto.com/gallery/foto-gallery-honda-rc213v-motogp-2016/]</ref>
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| [[2017 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season|2017]]
| Orange
| Black, red, white
| [[Repsol]]
| [[Michelin]], [[Red Bull]], One Heart, Satu Hati, [[Snap-on]], Yutaka, [[ASICS]], RK Takasago Chain, [[NGK]], [[Shindengen Electric Manufacturing|Shindengen]], Termignoni, [[Gas Jeans]], [[Brembo]], [[Öhlins]]<ref>[https://motogp.hondaracingcorporation.com/rc213v-2017/]</ref>
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| [[2018 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season|2018]]
| Orange
| Black, red, white
| [[Repsol]]
| [[Michelin]], [[Red Bull]], One Heart, Satu Hati, [[Snap-on]], Yutaka, [[ASICS]], RK Takasago Chain, [[NGK]], [[Shindengen Electric Manufacturing|Shindengen]], Termignoni, [[Gas Jeans]], [[Brembo]], [[Öhlins]]<ref>[https://motogp.hondaracingcorporation.com/rc213v-2018/]</ref>
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File:Honda NSR500 1992.jpg|The Rothmans [[Honda NSR500]], driven by [[Wayne Gardner]] in the 1992 season on display.
File:HondaNSR500R.jpg|The Rothmans Honda NSR500, driven by [[Mick Doohan]] in the 1993 season on display.
File:Shinichi Itoh 1993 Japanese GP.jpg|[[Shinichi Itoh]] riding his Rothmans Honda NSR500 at the 1993 Japanese Grand Prix.
File:Honda NSR500 1995.jpg|The Repsol Honda NSR500, driven by Mick Doohan in the 1995 season on display.
File:Alex Criville 1996 Japanese GP.jpg|[[Àlex Crivillé]] riding his Repsol Honda NSR500 at the 1996 Japanese Grand Prix.
File:Honda NSR500 1997.jpg|The Repsol Honda NSR500, driven by Mick Doohan in the 1997 season on display.
File:Honda NSR500V.jpg|The Repsol Honda NSR500, driven by [[Sete Gibernau]] in the 1999 season on display.
File:Honda RC211V 2003.jpg|The Repsol [[Honda RC211V]], driven by [[Valentino Rossi]] in the 2003 season on display with a special livery.
File:HONDA RC211V 2005TMS.jpg|The Repsol Honda RC211V, driven by [[Max Biaggi]] in the 2005 season on display.
File:Dani Pedrosa.JPG|[[Dani Pedrosa]] riding his Repsol Honda RC211V at the 2006 Australian Grand Prix.
File:Honda RC211V 2006 NH.jpg|The Repsol Honda RC211V, driven by [[Nicky Hayden]] in the 2006 season on display.
File:HONDA RC212V 2007.jpg|The Repsol [[Honda RC212V]], driven by Dani Pedrosa in the 2007 season on display.
File:Andrea Dovizioso 2011 Estoril.jpg|[[Andrea Dovizioso]] riding his Repsol Honda RC212V at the 2011 Portuguese Grand Prix.
File:Casey Stoner 2011 Estoril 2.jpg||[[Casey Stoner]] riding his Repsol Honda RC212V at the 2011 Portuguese Grand Prix.
File:Dani pedrosa honda motogp mugello 2012.jpg|Dani Pedrosa riding his Repsol [[Honda RC213V]] at the 2012 Italian Grand Prix.
File:Marc MARQUEZ - Repsol Honda Team - MotoGP 2014 - Le Mans (14217609862) (2).jpg|[[Marc Márquez]] riding his Repsol Honda RC213V at the 2014 French Grand Prix.
File:Dani Pedrosa MotoGP-2015 (1).JPG|Dani Pedrosa, lining up at the starting grid with his Repsol Honda RC213V at the 2015 Spanish Grand Prix.
File:Rossi Marquez Vinales 2016.jpg|Valentino Rossi, Marc Márquez and [[Maverick Viñales]] racing at the 2016 Austrian Grand Prix.
File:VROOM!! Marc Marquez on the move...Spanish Grand Prix motorcycle road racer Marc Marquez in action in the day 1 of Qatar test at the Losail International Circuit. (33376463925).jpg|Marc Márquez riding his Repsol Honda RC213V at the 2017 Qatar Grand Prix.
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==References==
==References==

Revision as of 09:17, 1 April 2018

Grand Prix motorcycle racing sponsorship liveries have been used since the late 1960s, replacing the previously used national colours. With sponsors becoming more important with the rising costs in the motorcycle CC classes, many teams wanted to be able to display the logos of their sponsors as clearly as possible.

The liveries are usually changed for every season in the sport, marking the marketing ideas of the sponsors. Some teams keep some consistency over the years however, like the red colour of Ducati, which has its origin in a shade of red known as rosso corsa being the national racing colour of Italy. Tobacco and alcohol advertising was common in motorsport, however as bans spread throughout the world teams used an alternate livery which alluded to the tobacco or alcohol sponsor, or entirely eliminated their name when in nations with a ban – this is now only seen on Ducati's Marlboro sponsored vehicles – where the sponsor is technically banned from advertising in all host nations. At historical events, cars are allowed to use the livery which was used when the car was actively competing.

Cagiva

At the end of the 1970s, Cagiva began campaigning the Grand Prix motorcycle racing circuit. Randy Mamola was its lead rider from 1988 to 1990, and he achieved Cagiva’s first podium result. The company would also have some technical assistance from Yamaha. In 1991 it signed former world champion Eddie Lawson to its team. Lawson would claim the company's first victory when he won the 1992 Hungarian Grand Prix. John Kocinski would also win a Grand Prix on a Cagiva GP500 (C594), finishing third in the 1994 world championship. While Kocinski had the best results to date on the Cagiva in 1994, the company withdrew at the end of the season. The bike made one appearance in 1995 at the Italian Grand Prix, where Pierfrancesco Chili finished 10th.

Overall, the Cagiva team had archieved 3 victories, 11 podiums, 6 pole position and 3 fastest laps in the 500cc.

500cc

Year Main colour(s) Additional colour(s) Main sponsor(s) Additional major sponsor(s) Notes
1983 Dark red Grey, yellow ??? Michelin, Dunlop, Champion[1][2][3][4]
1984 Dark red Grey, yellow ??? Dunlop, Arai, Michelin, Champion, Camel[5][2]
1985 Dark red Grey, yellow ??? Michelin, Castrol[2]
1986 Dark red grey, yellow ??? Michelin, Magneti Marelli, Castrol[2]
1987 Dark red Yellow Bastos cigarettes Michelin, Magneti Marelli, Radici, Öhlins[2][6][7]
1988 Dark red Yellow ??? Pirelli, Öhlins, Agip, Magneti Marelli, Brembo[8][2]
1989 Dark red Yellow ??? Michelin, Agip, Magneti Marelli, Weber, Arai[2]
1990 Dark red Yellow ??? Michelin, Agip, Magneti Marelli, Weber, Brembo, USAG, Arai, Öhlins, Regina, Mini Moke[2][9][10]
1991 Dark red Yellow ??? Michelin, Agip, FIAT, Magneti Marelli, Brembo, USAG, Arai, Shoei, Öhlins, Regina[2][11]
1992 Red White ??? Dunlop, Agip, Intergraph, Brembo, USAG, Shoei, Öhlins[2][12][13][14]
1993 Red White ??? Michelin, Agip, Brembo, Magneti Marelli, Öhlins[2][15]
1994 Red White ??? Michelin, Agip, D.I.D, Öhlins[2][16][17]
1995 Red White ??? Michelin, Agip, D.I.D, Öhlins[18][19][20][2]
  • The 1984 Cagiva GP500 (Cagiva 4C3) motorcycle at the 2013 Greenwich Concours d'Elegance, which driven by Marco Lucchinelli and Herve Moineau on display.
    The 1984 Cagiva GP500 (Cagiva 4C3) motorcycle at the 2013 Greenwich Concours d'Elegance, which driven by Marco Lucchinelli and Herve Moineau on display.
  • The Cagiva C10V motorcycle, which was driven by Marco Lucchinelli in the 1985 championship.
    The Cagiva C10V motorcycle, which was driven by Marco Lucchinelli in the 1985 championship.
  • Randy Mamola, driving his Cagiva C589 at the 1989 Japanese GP.
    Randy Mamola, driving his Cagiva C589 at the 1989 Japanese GP.
  • Doug Chandler driving his Cagiva C593 at the 1993 Japanese Grand Prix.
    Doug Chandler driving his Cagiva C593 at the 1993 Japanese Grand Prix.
  • The Cagiva C594, which was driven by John Kocinski and Doug Chandler in the 1994 championship. Kocinski finished third in the championship, and it was the final bike created before Cagiva pulled out of the 500cc.
    The Cagiva C594, which was driven by John Kocinski and Doug Chandler in the 1994 championship. Kocinski finished third in the championship, and it was the final bike created before Cagiva pulled out of the 500cc.

Ducati

When the MotoGP technical rules changed in the 2002 season, giving priority to four-stroke machinery, Ducati decided to enter Grand Prix motorcycle racing.

Ducati's MotoGP motorcycle was unveiled at the 2002 Italian GP at Mugello, for use in the 2003 MotoGP championship. Ducati began taking part in the MotoGP Championship in the 2003 season and won one title in the 2007 season. Ducati has collected 40 wins: 23 by Casey Stoner, 8 by Andrea Dovizioso 7 by Loris Capirossi and 1 each by Troy Bayliss and Andrea Iannone.

MotoGP

Year Main colour(s) Additional colour(s) Main sponsor(s) Additional major sponsor(s) Notes
2003 Red White Marlboro Michelin, Shell, FILA, Magneti Marelli, Polini, Champion, Suomy[21][22] Marlboro logo's removed in countries where tobacco sponsorship is forbidden.
2004 Red White Marlboro Michelin, Alice, Shell, FILA, Magneti Marelli, AMD, Polini, Champion, Suomy[23][24]
2005 Red White Marlboro Bridgestone, Alice, Shell, Breil, Magneti Marelli, Suomy[25][26] Marlboro logo's removed or replaced with a red & black barcode in countries where tobacco sponsorship is forbidden.
2006 Red White Marlboro Bridgestone, Alice, Shell, Breil, Suomy, Arai Helmet[27][28] Marlboro logo's removed or replaced with a red barcode in countries where tobacco sponsorship is forbidden.
2007 Red White Marlboro Bridgestone, Alice, Shell, SanDisk, Alfa Romeo, Nolan Helmets, Oakley, Alpinestars[29][30][31] Marlboro logo's replaced with a white & red barcode in countries where tobacco sponsorship is forbidden.
2008 Red White Marlboro Bridgestone, Alice, Shell, SanDisk, Alfa Romeo, Enel, Riello Ups, Nolan Helmets[32][33] Marlboro logo's replaced with a white & red barcode in countries where tobacco sponsorship is forbidden.
2009 Red White Marlboro Bridgestone, Alice, TIM, Shell, SanDisk, Enel, Riello Ups, Assicurazioni Generali, Nolan Helmets, Guabello[34][35][36] Marlboro logo's replaced with a white, red & black barcode in countries where tobacco sponsorship is forbidden.
2010 Red White Marlboro Bridgestone, TIM, Enel, Riello Ups, Assicurazioni Generali, Nolan Helmets[37][38] Marlboro logo's removed or replaced with a white, red & black barcode in all races due to tobacco sponsorship bans.
2011 Red White Marlboro Bridgestone, AMG, TIM, Shell, Enel, Riello Ups, Assicurazioni Generali, Monster Energy[39][40] Marlboro logo's permanently replaced with "Ducati" logo's.
2012 Red White Marlboro Bridgestone, AMG, TIM, Shell, Enel, Riello Ups, Assicurazioni Generali, Monster Energy[41][42]
2013 Red White Marlboro Bridgestone, TIM, Shell, Riello Ups, Airoh Helmets[43][44]
2014 Red White Marlboro Bridgestone, Akrapovič, ZF Friedrichshafen, TIM, Shell, Riello Ups, Suomy[45][46]
2015 Red White Marlboro Bridgestone, Akrapovič, ZF Friedrichshafen, OMP Racing, SKF, TIM, Shell, Unibat, Riello Ups, Suomy[47][48]
2016 Red White Marlboro Michelin, Akrapovič, OMP Racing, Givi, SKF, Unibat, Baxi, Flex-Box, TIM, Shell, Riello Ups, Suomy[49][50]
2017 Red White Marlboro Michelin, Akrapovič, Reflexallen, OMP Racing, SKF, Unibat, PittaRosso, Givi, Flex-Box, TIM, Shell, Riello Ups, UnipolSai, Suomy[51][52]
2018 Red White, grey Marlboro Michelin, Akrapovič, Reflexallen, OMP Racing, SKF, Valsir, PittaRosso, Givi, NetApp, Unibat, Flex-Box, TIM, Shell, Riello Ups, UnipolSai, Red Bull, Monster Energy, Suomy
  • The Ducati Desmosedici GP4, driven by Troy Bayliss and Loris Capirossi in 2004 on display.
    The Ducati Desmosedici GP4, driven by Troy Bayliss and Loris Capirossi in 2004 on display.
  • Loris Capirossi riding his Ducati Desmosedici GP5 in 2005 with an alternative red & black "barcode" livery.
    Loris Capirossi riding his Ducati Desmosedici GP5 in 2005 with an alternative red & black "barcode" livery.
  • Loris Capirossi on the 2007 Ducati Desmosedici GP7. Since 2005, many countries forbid specific tobacco advertising, but races like Qatar and China did not have any anti-tobacco legislation until 2010.
    Loris Capirossi on the 2007 Ducati Desmosedici GP7. Since 2005, many countries forbid specific tobacco advertising, but races like Qatar and China did not have any anti-tobacco legislation until 2010.
  • Casey Stoner's 2008 Ducati Desmosedici GP8.
    Casey Stoner's 2008 Ducati Desmosedici GP8.
  • Casey Stoner's 2008 Ducati Desmosedici GP8 with the alternative "barcode" livery.
    Casey Stoner's 2008 Ducati Desmosedici GP8 with the alternative "barcode" livery.
  • Casey Stoner, riding his 2010 Ducati Desmosedici GP10 in Philip Island, Australia. Note that the alternative "barcode" livery has been removed completely.
    Casey Stoner, riding his 2010 Ducati Desmosedici GP10 in Philip Island, Australia. Note that the alternative "barcode" livery has been removed completely.
  • The Ducati Desmosedici GP11, driven by Valentino Rossi in the 2011 season on display.
    The Ducati Desmosedici GP11, driven by Valentino Rossi in the 2011 season on display.
  • Nicky Hayden on his Ducati Desmosedici GP13, qualifying for the 2013 German Grand Prix.
    Nicky Hayden on his Ducati Desmosedici GP13, qualifying for the 2013 German Grand Prix.
  • Andrea Dovizioso riding the 2016 Ducati Desmosedici GP16 in France. Note the unusual "aeroplane" winglets.
    Andrea Dovizioso riding the 2016 Ducati Desmosedici GP16 in France. Note the unusual "aeroplane" winglets.
  • Jorge Lorenzo driving his 2017 Ducati Desmosedici GP17 in Qatar.
    Jorge Lorenzo driving his 2017 Ducati Desmosedici GP17 in Qatar.

Honda Racing Corporation

500cc/MotoGP

Year Main colour(s) Additional colour(s) Main sponsor(s) Additional major sponsor(s) Notes
1992 Blue White, gold, red, yellow Rothmans Michelin, Elf, RK Takasago Chain, NGK, SAK, AFAM, Castrol, Showa[53]
1993 Blue White, gold, red, yellow Rothmans Michelin, Elf, RK Takasago Chain, Brembo, NGK, SAK, AFAM, Showa[54]
1994 Red White, blue None Michelin, Elf, RK Takasago Chain, Brembo, NGK, SAK, AFAM, Showa[55][56]
1995 Dark blue Orange, red, white Repsol Michelin, Benetton Sport System, RK Takasago Chain, AFAM, Brembo, NGK, SAK, Keihin, Showa[57][58][59]
1996 Dark blue Orange, red, white Repsol Michelin, Benetton Sport System, RK Takasago Chain, AFAM, Brembo, NGK, SAK, Keihin, Showa[60][61][62]
1997 Dark blue Orange, red, white Repsol Michelin, Benetton Sport System, RK Takasago Chain, AFAM, Brembo, NGK, SAK, Keihin, Showa, Arrow[63][64][65]
1998 Dark blue Orange, red, white Repsol Michelin, Gas Jeans, Snap-on, RK Takasago Chain, AFAM, Brembo, NGK, SAK, Keihin, Showa, Arrow[66][67][68]
1999 Dark blue Orange, red, white Repsol Michelin, Gas Jeans, Snap-on, RK Takasago Chain, AFAM, Brembo, NGK, SAK, Showa, Arrow[69][70][71][72]
2000 Dark blue Orange, red, white Repsol, YPF Michelin, Gas Jeans, RK Takasago Chain, AFAM, Brembo, NGK, SAK, Snap-on, Showa, Arrow[73][74][75]
2001 Dark blue, white Orange, red Repsol, YPF Michelin, Gas Jeans, RK Takasago Chain, AFAM, Brembo, NGK, SAK, Snap-on, Showa, Arrow[76][77]
2001 Dark blue Orange, red, white Repsol Michelin, Gas Jeans, RK Takasago Chain, AFAM, Brembo, NGK, SAK, Snap-on, Showa, Polini[78][79]
2002 Black Orange, red, white Repsol Michelin, Gas Jeans, RK Takasago Chain, AFAM, Brembo, NGK, SAK, Snap-on, Showa[80][81][82]
2003 Black Orange, red, white Repsol Michelin, Gas Jeans, RK Takasago Chain, AFAM, Brembo, NGK, SAK, Snap-on, Showa[83][84]
2004 Black Orange, red, white Repsol Michelin, Gas Jeans, RK Takasago Chain, AFAM, Brembo, NGK, SAK, Snap-on, Showa[85][86]
2005 Black Orange, red, white Repsol Michelin, PlayStation 2, Gas Jeans, RK Takasago Chain, AFAM, Brembo, NGK, SAK, Snap-on, Showa[87][88]
2006 Black Orange, red, white Repsol Michelin, Gas Jeans, Brembo, RK Takasago Chain, NGK, Shindengen, Snap-on, Showa[89]
2007 Black Orange, red, white Repsol Michelin, Gas Jeans, Brembo, RK Takasago Chain, NGK, Shindengen, Snap-on, Showa[90][91]
2008 Black Orange, red, white Repsol Bridgestone, Gas Jeans, RK Takasago Chain, NGK, Shindengen, Snap-on, Mivv, Brembo, Showa[92]
2009 Black Orange, red, white Repsol Bridgestone, Gas Jeans, RK Takasago Chain, NGK, Shindengen, Snap-on, Mivv, Showa[93]
2010 Black Orange, red, white Repsol Bridgestone, Gas Jeans, RK Takasago Chain, NGK, Shindengen, Snap-on, Mivv, Öhlins[94][95]
2011 Black Orange, red, white Repsol Bridgestone, One Heart, Gas Jeans, RK Takasago Chain, NGK, Shindengen, Termignoni, Brembo, Öhlins[96][97]
2012 Black Orange, red, white Repsol Bridgestone, One Heart, Gas Jeans, Snap-on, Yutaka, RK Takasago Chain, NGK, Shindengen, Brembo, Öhlins[98][99]
2013 Orange Black, red, white Repsol Bridgestone, One Heart, Gas Jeans, Snap-on, Yutaka, RK Takasago Chain, NGK, Shindengen, Termignoni, Brembo, Öhlins[100][101]
2014 Orange Black, red, white Repsol Bridgestone, One Heart, Gas Jeans, Snap-on, Yutaka, RK Takasago Chain, NGK, Shindengen, Termignoni, Brembo, Öhlins[102][103]
2015 Orange Black, red, white Repsol Bridgestone, Red Bull, One Heart, Satu Hati, Snap-on, Yutaka, ASICS, RK Takasago Chain, NGK, Shindengen, Termignoni, Brembo, Öhlins[104]
2016 Orange Black, red, white Repsol Michelin, Red Bull, One Heart, Satu Hati, Snap-on, Yutaka, ASICS, RK Takasago Chain, NGK, Shindengen, Termignoni, Gas Jeans, Brembo, Öhlins[105]
2017 Orange Black, red, white Repsol Michelin, Red Bull, One Heart, Satu Hati, Snap-on, Yutaka, ASICS, RK Takasago Chain, NGK, Shindengen, Termignoni, Gas Jeans, Brembo, Öhlins[106]
2018 Orange Black, red, white Repsol Michelin, Red Bull, One Heart, Satu Hati, Snap-on, Yutaka, ASICS, RK Takasago Chain, NGK, Shindengen, Termignoni, Gas Jeans, Brembo, Öhlins[107]
  • The Rothmans Honda NSR500, driven by Wayne Gardner in the 1992 season on display.
    The Rothmans Honda NSR500, driven by Wayne Gardner in the 1992 season on display.
  • The Rothmans Honda NSR500, driven by Mick Doohan in the 1993 season on display.
    The Rothmans Honda NSR500, driven by Mick Doohan in the 1993 season on display.
  • Shinichi Itoh riding his Rothmans Honda NSR500 at the 1993 Japanese Grand Prix.
    Shinichi Itoh riding his Rothmans Honda NSR500 at the 1993 Japanese Grand Prix.
  • The Repsol Honda NSR500, driven by Mick Doohan in the 1995 season on display.
    The Repsol Honda NSR500, driven by Mick Doohan in the 1995 season on display.
  • Àlex Crivillé riding his Repsol Honda NSR500 at the 1996 Japanese Grand Prix.
    Àlex Crivillé riding his Repsol Honda NSR500 at the 1996 Japanese Grand Prix.
  • The Repsol Honda NSR500, driven by Mick Doohan in the 1997 season on display.
    The Repsol Honda NSR500, driven by Mick Doohan in the 1997 season on display.
  • The Repsol Honda NSR500, driven by Sete Gibernau in the 1999 season on display.
    The Repsol Honda NSR500, driven by Sete Gibernau in the 1999 season on display.
  • The Repsol Honda RC211V, driven by Valentino Rossi in the 2003 season on display with a special livery.
    The Repsol Honda RC211V, driven by Valentino Rossi in the 2003 season on display with a special livery.
  • The Repsol Honda RC211V, driven by Max Biaggi in the 2005 season on display.
    The Repsol Honda RC211V, driven by Max Biaggi in the 2005 season on display.
  • Dani Pedrosa riding his Repsol Honda RC211V at the 2006 Australian Grand Prix.
    Dani Pedrosa riding his Repsol Honda RC211V at the 2006 Australian Grand Prix.
  • The Repsol Honda RC211V, driven by Nicky Hayden in the 2006 season on display.
    The Repsol Honda RC211V, driven by Nicky Hayden in the 2006 season on display.
  • The Repsol Honda RC212V, driven by Dani Pedrosa in the 2007 season on display.
    The Repsol Honda RC212V, driven by Dani Pedrosa in the 2007 season on display.
  • Andrea Dovizioso riding his Repsol Honda RC212V at the 2011 Portuguese Grand Prix.
    Andrea Dovizioso riding his Repsol Honda RC212V at the 2011 Portuguese Grand Prix.
  • Casey Stoner riding his Repsol Honda RC212V at the 2011 Portuguese Grand Prix.
    Casey Stoner riding his Repsol Honda RC212V at the 2011 Portuguese Grand Prix.
  • Dani Pedrosa riding his Repsol Honda RC213V at the 2012 Italian Grand Prix.
    Dani Pedrosa riding his Repsol Honda RC213V at the 2012 Italian Grand Prix.
  • Marc Márquez riding his Repsol Honda RC213V at the 2014 French Grand Prix.
    Marc Márquez riding his Repsol Honda RC213V at the 2014 French Grand Prix.
  • Dani Pedrosa, lining up at the starting grid with his Repsol Honda RC213V at the 2015 Spanish Grand Prix.
    Dani Pedrosa, lining up at the starting grid with his Repsol Honda RC213V at the 2015 Spanish Grand Prix.
  • Valentino Rossi, Marc Márquez and Maverick Viñales racing at the 2016 Austrian Grand Prix.
    Valentino Rossi, Marc Márquez and Maverick Viñales racing at the 2016 Austrian Grand Prix.
  • Marc Márquez riding his Repsol Honda RC213V at the 2017 Qatar Grand Prix.
    Marc Márquez riding his Repsol Honda RC213V at the 2017 Qatar Grand Prix.

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