2025 MotoGP Preseason Events

Livery Launch

Teams are preparing for their new livery and bike launch events. While not all teams have revealed their dates, here are the ones we know so far:

• Trackhouse Aprilia: January 14, 2025
• Aprilia Racing: January 16, 2025
• Gresini Ducati: January 18, 2025
• Ducati Lenovo Team: January 20, 2025
• Red Bull KTM: January 30, 2025
• Yamaha and Pramac Racing: January 31, 2025
• LCR Honda: February 8, 2025

Pre-Season Tests

The pre-season test dates have been confirmed and will take place as follows:

• Shakedown Test: January 31 – February 2
• Sepang Test: February 5 – 7
• Buriram Test: February 12 – 13

2025 MotoGP In-Season Tests

There will be three official in-season test days next year. Riders will take to the track on the following Mondays:

• Jerez Test: April 28
• Aragon Test: June 9
• Misano Test: September 15

2025 MotoGP Calendar

• February 28 - March 2: Grand Prix of Thailand, Buriram
• March 14-16: Grand Prix of Argentina, Termas de Río Hondo
• March 28-30: Grand Prix of the Americas, Austin
• April 11-13: Grand Prix of Qatar, Lusail
• April 25-27: Grand Prix of Spain, Jerez
• May 9-11: Grand Prix of France, Le Mans
• May 23-25: Grand Prix of Great Britain, Silverstone
• June 6-8: Grand Prix of Aragon, MotorLand Aragón
• June 20-22: Grand Prix of Italy, Mugello
• June 27-29: Dutch TT, Assen
• July 11-13: Grand Prix of Germany, Sachsenring
• July 18-20: Grand Prix of the Czech Republic, Brno
• August 15-17: Grand Prix of Austria, Red Bull Ring
• August 22-24: Grand Prix of Hungary, Hungaroring
• September 5-7: Grand Prix of Catalonia, Barcelona
• September 12-14: Grand Prix of San Marino, Misano
• September 26-28: Grand Prix of Japan, Motegi
• October 3-5: Grand Prix of Indonesia, Mandalika
• October 17-19: Grand Prix of Australia, Phillip Island
• October 24-26: Grand Prix of Malaysia, Sepang
• November 7-9: Grand Prix of Portugal, Portimão
• November 14-16: Grand Prix of Valencia, Circuit Ricardo Tormo

2025 MotoGP Riders and Teams

Ducati Lenovo Team

• Francesco Bagnaia
• Marc Márquez

Gresini Ducati

• Álex Márquez
• Fermín Aldeguer

VR46 Ducati

• Fabio Di Giannantonio
• Franco Morbidelli

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

• Brad Binder
• Pedro Acosta

GASGAS Tech3 KTM

• Enea Bastianini
• Maverick Viñales

Aprilia Racing

• Jorge Martín
• Marco Bezzecchi

Trackhouse Aprilia

• Raúl Fernández
• Ai Ogura

Monster Energy Yamaha

• Fabio Quartararo
• Álex Rins

Pramac Yamaha

• Miguel Oliveira
• Jack Miller

Honda Team

• Joan Mir
• Luca Marini

LCR Honda

• Johann Zarco
• Somkiat Chantra

2025 MotoGP Rider Changes Overview

The 2025 MotoGP season brings a host of thrilling rider movements, including debuts of young talents and reshuffles among experienced competitors.

• Marc Márquez left Gresini Ducati after a single season to join the factory Ducati Lenovo Team, replacing Enea Bastianini, who moved to KTM Tech3. Márquez teams up with Francesco Bagnaia, forming a formidable duo.
• Pedro Acosta is promoted to the factory Red Bull KTM team alongside Brad Binder. He replaces Jack Miller, who shifted to Pramac Yamaha.
• Fermín Aldeguer, a rising star from Moto2, joins Gresini Ducati, taking the seat vacated by Márquez. He partners with Álex Márquez.
• Maverick Viñales left the factory Aprilia Racing team to join KTM Tech3, partnering with Enea Bastianini.
• Jorge Martín moved from Pramac Ducati to the factory Aprilia Racing team, replacing Viñales. Martín teams up with Marco Bezzecchi, who also switched to Aprilia from VR46 Ducati.
• Franco Morbidelli joined VR46 Ducati after leaving Pramac Yamaha. He partners with Fabio Di Giannantonio.
• Ai Ogura, Moto2 standout, makes his MotoGP debut with Trackhouse Aprilia, replacing Miguel Oliveira, who moved to Pramac Yamaha.

2025 MotoGP Regulation Changes Overview

Not many updates have been introduced to the technical and sporting regulations for 2025:

• Engine Freeze:
  A two-year engine development freeze begins in 2025. The engines used in the first race will remain the same throughout the season, and teams are limited to eight engines per year. However, manufacturers with concessions, such as Honda and Yamaha, are exempt from this rule.

These changes are designed to reduce costs, level the playing field, and enhance on-track safety.

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