Repsol Honda confirms Marc Marquez, Pol Espargaro 2021 MotoGP team launch date
Repsol Honda has confirmed that its 2021 online MotoGP๊ team launch, featuring six-time MotoGP champion Marc Marquez and ne🍬w team-mate Pol Espargaro, will be held on February 22 at 12:00 CET.
💫While few changes to the familiar Repsol livery are expected, the event is sure to see Marquez provide some form of update on his complicated recovery from a broken right arm.

Repsol Honda has confirmed that its 2021 online MotoGP team launch, featuring♑ six-time MotoGP champion Marc Marquez and new team-mate Pol Espargaro, will be ♋held on February 22 at 12:00 CET.
While few changes to the familiar Repsol livery are expected, the event is sure to see Marquez provide some♈ form of update on his complicated recovery from a broken right arm.
The Spaniard has been sidelined since la🐷st July, initially fracturing his arm when he highsided and was hit by his bike in the closing stౠages of the Jerez season-opener, then breaking the original titanium plate used to secure the bone.
When hജis arm ꦐfailed to heal, a third operation was undertaken last December, including a bone graft, which also revealed the presence of infection. The most recent update said that Marquez continues to undergo antibiotic treatment.
Doubts remain about when th✤e #93 will return to his RC213V, 🦄with speculation that test rider Stefan Bradl (or even Andrea Dovizioso) will again step in for the Qatar tests in March.
New signing Espargaro, a title♔ rival of Marquez in the smaller grand prix classes, arrives at Repsol Honda after spendi൲ng four seasons at KTM, culminating in five podiums and fifth in last year's world championship.
With last year's delayed🌃 calendar and ongoing Covid restrictions ruling out the usual post-🌞season tests, Espargaro is yet to ride an RCV.
Provisional 2021 MotoGP Calendar – January Update | |||
Round | Date | Race | Circuit |
1 | 28 March | Qatar (Evening race) | Losail |
2 | 4 April | Doha (Evening race) | Losail |
3 | 18 April | Portugal | Portimao |
4 | 2 May | Spain | Jerez |
5 | 16 May | France | Le Mans |
6 | 30 May | Italy | Mugello |
7 | 6 June | Catalunya | Barcelona |
8 | 20 June | Germany | Sachsenring |
9 | 27 June | Netherlands | Assen |
10 | 11 July | Finland (Subject to homologation) | KymiRing |
11 | 15 August | Austria | Red Bull Ring |
12 | 29 August | Great Britain | Silverstone |
13 | 12 September | Aragon | Aragon |
14 | 19 September | San Marino e Della Riviera di Rimini | Misano |
15 | 3 October | Japan | Motegi |
16 | 10 October | Thailand | Buriram |
17 | 24 October | Australia | Phillip Island |
18 | 31 October | Malaysia | Sepang |
19 | 14 November | Comunitat Valenciana | Ricardo Tormo |
Postponed Grands Prix: | |||
Argentina | Termas | ||
Americas | COTA | ||
Reserve Grand Prix Venues: | |||
Indonesia (Subject to homologation) | Mandalika | ||
2021 Pre-season Testing: | |||
5 March | Qatar Shakedown Test | Losail | |
6-7 March | Qatar Official Test | Losail | |
10-12 March | Qatar Official Test | Losail |

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