Equipo Repsol Honda

Marc Márquez and Dani Pedrosa unveiled in Yakarta, Indonesia, the bike they will compete with this 2017 season aiming to revalidate the MotoGP World Champion title with it.

In this report we will review all of the milestones reached by the Repsol Honda Team in 2016. Come along with us to remember the best moments.

The alliance between the Spanish energy company and the Japanese vehicle manufacturer has been in existence for more than 20 years and is the most successful in MotoGP history, with 12 rider World Championships.

Repsol Honda team riders end second and fifth the second test day at Circuit Ricardo Tormo in Cheste.

Marquez, Pedrosa, Bou, Fujinami and Busto visit school in Sant Andreu de la Barca (Barcelona), winners of a competition organised by Repsol that encourages schoolchildren to extol the benefits of teamwork.

Fresh from winning the 2016 Rider and Constructor titles, the Repsol Honda Team was back on track in Valencia today for the first official test for the 2017 season.

Marc Marquez, Dani Pedrosa, Toni Bou, Takahisa Fujinami and Jaime Busto will star in an exhibition in front of 4,000 people, with proceeds going entirely to a special education school in Tarragona.

Following yesterday’s double podium finish, Championship leader Marc Marquez and teammate Dani Pedrosa were back on track today for a one-day official post-race test

Championship leader Marc Marquez and teammate Dani Pedrosa were back on track in Jerez for a one-day Official Post-Race Test

The Repsol Honda Team riders visited the Repsol Technology Lab, a state-of-the-art facility in Europe and the core of the energy company's R&D development.

The Repsol riders finished their test races in Qatar with good feelings about the start of the season.

This Belgian man, a paddock veteran, is in charge of responding to the team's needs and that all the tools and instruments are where they need to be. We introduce you to him!

MotoGP's three-day Australian pre-season test ended today at Phillip Island, with Marc Marquez and Dani Pedrosa in first and seventh places, respectively.

The second day of testing at Phillip Island again got off to a wet start, but although varied conditions affected the action until around lunchtime, the afternoon finally featured enough dry, sunny weather (with a maximum air temperature of 23° C and track temperature of 45° C) that the riders were able to carry out a decent amount of work.

Day one of the test at Phillip Island was affected by poor weather conditions, with intermittent light rainfall and strong winds, and maximum air and track temperatures of 23° C and 30° C, respectively.