MotoGP 2025 liveries: The full set revealed

All 11 MotoGP teams have now revealed their 2025 colour schemes in the lead-up to the start of the season.

Ducati

Not much difference to the colour scheme or sponsor line-up at the currently dominant squad, but that big #93 on the front and the identity of the rider is the big change as Marc Marquez now joins Pecco Bagnaia.

In fact the most significant decal alteration is on Marquez's own kit - no more Red Bull branding due to the clash with rival energy drink brand and Ducati sponsor Monster. Though Marquez will 'pause' his Red Bull association and carry Monster logos, he won't become an active ambassador for it.

VR46 Ducati

VR46's second livery under its Pertamina title sponsorship deal is not too different from the first - with the biggest changes being the subtle incorporations of more branding synonymous with iconic team owner Valentino Rossi.

"Already last year I think we had an amazing livery, quite classy with the yellow fluo and the white on the back - but now with these little details of the moon from one side, the sun on the other side and the shadow behind our numbers of Vale's number [46], it is a unique design. Quite iconic. I love it," said rider Fabio Di Giannantonio.

Gresini Ducati

A lighter look for Gresini for its 'post-Marc Marquez' 2025 campaign with its remaining Marquez (Alex) and rookie Fermin Aldeguer - signed to a Ducati deal before his final Moto2 campaign even began.

It unveiled its new livery in an event at Imola, with the 2025 look featuring more silver and less red compared to the bike it won with last year during its single season with Marc Marquez.

KTM and Tech3 KTM

The departure of Gas Gas as Tech3's naming partner means the satellite team has officially come under KTM's branding umbrella - and unlike before this now means a virtually identical livery between the two teams.

The only point of difference appears to be lubricant sponsorship - Mobil 1 for the works team, Motul for Tech3.

Aprilia

Just minor tweaks and sponsor changes for the factory Aprilia team's 2025 look. But the big difference is the #1 on the bike, courtesy of its reigning world champion new superstar signing Jorge Martin, who's joined by fellow new arrival Marco Bezzecchi.

It's aiming to make the behind the scenes progress required to justify Martin's faith too, starting by having 10 of its latest spec bikes ready for pre-season testing for its factory squad and satellite team Trackhouse to work with.

Trackhouse Aprilia

Aprilia satellite team Trackhouse kicked off launch season by revealing a very different look for its 2025 bike during a joint launch with its NASCAR programme.

The American-themed branding is gone and the bike is also distinctly short on visible sponsorship right now.

Trackhouse says changes to its look are likely throughout the season, with this just an initial look that reflects the team's new core branding.

Raul Fernandez stays on for 2025, joined by Moto2 champion Ai Ogura.

Yamaha

Yamaha's title sponsor Monster continues to dominate its factory MotoGP liveries, albeit the re-coloured seat unit has changed the 'black vs blue' ratio slightly.

Oil partner ENEOS remains the other major presence on the bike.

Pramac Yamaha

MotoGP's champion satellite team has not had a complete break with its previous Ducati-era identity, with its livery remaining significantly-purple - unsurprisingly so, given it's the colour of the title sponsor, Italian insurance company Prima.

But alongside the familiar Prima and Pramac logos there is a significant other company represented now in car manufacturer Alpine - which, conveniently, brings Pramac closer to the customary Yamaha blue.

And in terms of the riders, it's another case of 'split energy drink allegiances'. Miguel Oliveira remains with Red Bull, but Jack Miller is now part of the Monster camp.

Honda

The first works Honda livery of its post-Repsol era is primarily a nod to Honda's classic red-based racing colours.

New title partner Castrol has also a significant presence on the lower part of the bike, but this is definitely more of a Honda-themed overall look than a Castrol-led one.

LCR Honda

LCR remains the only team on the grid with split liveries, due to different title sponsors between its two entries.

Johann Zarco's bike retains Castrol's backing despite that company's link-up with the works Honda team - and it's still LCR that will run the iconic green, white and red Castrol colours this year.

On the other side of the garage, Takaaki Nakagami has handed over to Thailand's first-ever MotoGP rider Somkiat Chantra - but the entry retains the colours of Japanese oil giant Idemitsu despite Nakagami's exit, with Chantra himself having long represented it in Moto2.

Upcoming launches

February 9: MotoGP official 2025 launch