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Honda HRC Unveils Striking New Livery for 2026 WorldSBK Campaign

Honda HRC Unveils Striking New Livery for 2026 WorldSBK Campaign
Amzar Hazeeq
February 5, 2026

Iconic red, blue and white design returns with bolder intensity as Jake Dixon and Somkiat Chantra prepare for the 2026 Superbike World Championship.

Honda HRC CBR1000RR-R 2026 livery

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Honda HRC has officially unveiled the new tricolour livery of the CBR1000RR-R, marking the team’s bold visual identity for the 2026 Superbike World Championship (WorldSBK) season.

The factory Honda squad will be represented by Jake Dixon and Somkiat Chantra, both set to compete aboard the updated CBR1000RR-R as Honda HRC aims to strengthen its presence at the highest level of production-based racing.

Honda HRC CBR1000RR-R 2026 livery

A Stronger, More Intense Tricolour Identity

For 2026, the WorldSBK-spec Honda CBR1000RR-R retains the iconic red, blue and white colour scheme that has defined Honda’s racing heritage for decades. However, the latest design introduces a more aggressive and intensified use of red and blue, giving the motorcycle a sharper and more dynamic appearance on track.

The refreshed livery aligns closely with Honda HRC factory teams competing across other two-wheel racing disciplines, reinforcing a unified global motorsport identity. Each colour carries symbolic meaning:

  • Red represents Honda’s racing passion
  • Blue reflects the pursuit of technical excellence
  • White symbolises the fans who support Honda worldwide

Together, these elements strengthen Honda HRC’s visual and philosophical presence across international motorsport.

Honda HRC CBR1000RR-R 2026 livery

Key Partners Featured on the 2026 Fairing

The striking new fairing design prominently features long-standing sponsors and technical partners Motul and Akrapovič, alongside Honda’s global message One Heart. Satu Hati. These partnerships continue to play a vital role in the performance and development of the WorldSBK machine.

Honda HRC also welcomes new partners Sittipol, EEST and YUM YUM for the 2026 season. Their involvement further enhances the team’s technical strength and overall championship campaign.

Honda HRC extends its sincere appreciation to all Technical Partners and Sponsors for their continued trust and support as the team prepares for another highly competitive WorldSBK season.

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