2022

The Repsol Honda Team rider will begin the Japanese Grand Prix race at the front of the grid. Pol Espargaró will start from eleventh.

Good start to the Japanese Grand Prix for Repsol Honda Team riders in the only Friday session.

Marc Márquez and Pol Espargaró will travel to Motegi this week to compete in the Japanese Grand Prix, the first of four rounds that will be held in Asia and Oceania.

The introduction of sprint races in MotoGP will completely transform the format of Grand Prix starting in 2023, in an effort to boost interest in the events.

After making a great start, the Repsol Honda Team rider is involved in two incidents during the first lap that force him to retire. Pol Espargaró finishes fifteenth.

The Repsol Honda Team rider took his 16th Outdoor Trial World Championship crown in Ponte di Legno (Italy), reaching 32 titles in total.

The Repsol Honda Team rider places third in Q1. Pol Espargaró will start the Aragón Grand Prix race 18th.

The Repsol Honda Team rider finishes 0.359 off the top time on the first day of the Aragón Grand Prix. Pol Espargaró is 23rd.

The Repsol Honda Trial Team rider heads to Italy, the final round of the calendar, looking to secure a new TrialGP world title. Team-mate Gabriel Marcelli will be on the hunt for a best season finish.

Having completed a fruitful two-day test in Misano and continued intensive training at home, Márquez and the Repsol Honda Team have set a date for his return: the Aragón Grand Prix.

The Aragón Grand Prix this weekend marks the last round before the flyaways.

Another productive day out on track for the Repsol Honda Team as Marc Márquez and Pol Espargaró completed 128 laps between them and leave Misano with a wealth of data and a positive mindset

Transoceanic journeys are always a challenge for MotoGP, but this season's circumstances have posed an additional challenge to the championship: to travel directly from Aragon to Japan in just a week.

An encouraging first day for the Repsol Honda Team at the Misano Test as Marc Márquez returned to a MotoGP machine 100 days after his operation and Pol Espargaró showed his and the bike’s potential.

Stefan Bradl crossed the finish line at the San Marino Grand Prix in 14th, earning his first points of the season. Pol Espargaró crashed on the opening lap after contact with another rider.

The Repsol Honda Team riders did not make the cut for Q2 and will start from nineteenth and twentieth position, respectively.

Satisfied with the condition of his right arm, Marc Márquez will travel to Misano with the intention of riding the Honda RC213V during the post-race test.

Pol Espargaró and Stefan Bradl took part in the first two Free Practice sessions for the San Marino Grand Prix on Friday, finishing 11th and 21st, respectively.

The Repsol Honda Team rider extends his historic indoor record

Pol Espargaró and Stefan Bradl will travel to Italy this week to contest the fourteenth round of the season at the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli.