It’s non-stop action for Joan Mir and Luca Marini as they prepare to remount their Repsol Honda Team RC213Vs on the Italian coast for the San Marino GP.
Straight back on the road as the MotoGP World Championship travels for Aragon in Spain to Misano for Round 13 – the Gran Premio di San Marino e della Riviera di Rimini. A track familiar to all of the grid, its 4.23 kilometres and 16 corners hosted the Repsol Honda Team’s most recent 1-2 finish in 2021.
The Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli is one of the most consistent on the calendar for Joan Mir, taking a pair of second place finishes there in 2020 on his way to the MotoGP crown. After returning to the points in Aragon, the #36 is hungry for more in Misano and to confirm some of the learnings he and the team uncovered last time out.
Home hero Luca Marini is eager to get out on track in front of the home crowd as he aims to shake off a run of bad luck. The Italian has made clear progress throughout the year and has continued to put solid weekends together race after race. Everything is in place for Marini to enjoy another weekend of progress at home.
Stefan Bradl will join the grid for his fifth wildcard appearance of the year.
Following the weekend, the Premier Class will remain on the Adriatic Coast for the last in-season test of the year. An important appointment for all of the Repsol Honda Team.