LCR took the covers off their stunning colour schemes for 2026 on Sunday, with the online show revealing a few updates for Johann Zarco’s popular Castrol Honda LCR livery and an all-new look on the other side of the garage as Brazilian Diogo Moreira prepares to roll out with Pro Honda LCR for his rookie MotoGP season.
Zarco remains with the team – with whom he won the 2025 French GP in awesome style – for his third season, ready to fight at the front once more as his experience only continues to pay off. Moreira arrives fresh from becoming the first Grand Prix champion from Brazil after claiming the 2025 Moto2™ title, one of the two exciting rookies joining this season.
What do you think of the look? Take a look through the new liveries below!
Lucio Cecchinello, Team Principal: “I was the first rider to kick off the LCR journey, which is not just my dream, but also the place I call home. Over the years, we’ve had the privilege of watching various riders evolve, each one leaving their mark with impressive results and unforgettable moments. For2026, I am incredibly proud to have Brazilian rider Diogo Moreira on board, fighting with the Pro Honda LCR team. He has consistently shown his exceptional ability to adapt to any bike, and his dedication, work ethic, and personality are a perfect fit for the values we uphold at LCR. I am really proud to have Johann Zarco on the team, fighting and defending the colours of Castrol Honda LCR. The experience Johann has gathered over the years is a great contribution to our results, and over the past years with him, we’ve built a strong bond with a common goal and a united synchrony.
“2026 marks LCR’s 30th anniversary. Since 1996, we’ve earned 133 podiums, 41 wins, and 36 pole positions. As Team Principal, I cannot wait to see those numbers grow. We are fully committed and motivated to fight for it.”
The first ride out for Zarco is the Sepang Test on Tuesday, with Moreira having already completed the Shakedown and ready to take back to the track. Tune in as the full MotoGP grid gets back in action!