Trackhouse Racing has grow to be the primary staff to disclose its new bike for the 2025 MotoGP season.

The American squad took the covers off its satellite tv for pc Aprilia RS-GP bikes in a particular ceremony at its headquarters within the US, the place its new Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 for the NASCAR Cup collection was additionally displayed.

The staff has ditched the design it used within the second half of 2024 in favour of a predominantly blue livery, with yellow appearing because the secondary shade.

That is the third completely different color scheme Trackhouse has utilized in its quick time in MotoGP, having began its tenure with a stars-and-stripe livery in 2024 earlier than overhauling the design mid-season.

Aprilia’s satellite tv for pc squad has additionally widened its sponsorship portfolio, with Gulf Oil becoming a member of as a brand new accomplice within the winter.

Ai Ogura, Trackhouse Racing Workforce livery unveil

Photograph by: Trackhouse Racing Workforce

Trackhouse is heading into 2025 with an up to date line-up, as reigning Moto2 champion Ai Ogura steps as much as the premier class to switch Pramac-bound Miguel Oliveira. The Japanese rider will staff up with Raul Fernandez, who signed a brand new two-year deal in July.

Trackhouse, which took over the beleaguered RNF Racing on the finish of 2023, completed ninth within the groups’ standings in its maiden season in MotoGP, simply 4 factors behind the manufacturing facility Yamaha outfit.

Oliveira completed fifteenth within the riders’ standings on 75 factors after lacking 5 races, with Fernandez ending up proper behind him in sixteenth.

The staff’s greatest lead to 2024 was sixth place within the Catalan GP, achieved by Fernandez on a year-old Aprilia. The Spaniard didn’t get his palms on the newest RS-GP till the British GP in August.

Raul Fernandez, Ai Ogura, Trackhouse Racing Workforce livery unveil

Photograph by: Trackhouse Racing Workforce

Raul Fernandez, Ai Ogura, Trackhouse Racing Workforce livery unveil

Photograph by: Trackhouse Racing Workforce

Trackhouse Racing Workforce livery unveil

Photograph by: Trackhouse Racing Workforce