Trackhouse Aprilia reveals its 2026 MotoGP livery in Milan, keeping the blue, black and yellow design and confirming the return of Gulf colours for the opening rounds.
By Divyam Dubey

Trackhouse Aprilia has pulled the covers off its 2026 MotoGP livery at an official launch event in Milan, Italy. The American-owned team heads into its third year in the premier class. With pre-season testing approaching fast, the reveal offered an early look at what fans will see on the grid this year. Trackhouse confirmed two liveries for 2026, continuing a format used last season. The main livery stays close to last season’s look, featuring blue, black and yellow across the Aprilia RS-GP. The layout remains clean and easy to spot on track, with Trackhouse branding placed clearly across the bike. National identity details also continue on both sides of the fairing. This version will be used at most races during the 2026 MotoGP calendar.
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Trackhouse has also confirmed the return of its Gulf-backed colours for selected rounds. The special livery will appear at five races, including Thailand, Brazil, Italy, Indonesia and Malaysia. The design has already become a fan favourite and adds something different to the grid when it appears during the season.
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Raul Fernandez and Ai Ogura stay on as the team’s rider pairing for 2026. Fernandez comes into the year after delivering Trackhouse its first MotoGP race win in 2025, a moment that changed the team’s momentum. Ogura enters his second season in the premier class, aiming to build consistency as his experience grows. Both riders were present at the Milan launch before heading to Sepang for testing duties.
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Trackhouse finished seventh in the teams’ standings last season and continues to work closely with Aprilia for the new campaign. The squad will run updated RS-GP machinery aligned with the factory programme, with ongoing data sharing between both teams. With the livery now revealed, focus shifts fully to pre-season testing as the countdown to the 2026 MotoGP opener begins.