First Look: Trackhouse unveils striking new livery for Jerez MotoGP round

The Trackhouse Aprilia MotoGP team has revealed a striking new livery it will race for three rounds in 2026, beginning with this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix.

The satellite Aprilia squad doesn’t have a permanent title sponsor and has been rotating its liveries across the first three rounds.

In Thailand and Brazil, Trackhouse ran the iconic colours of oil brand Gulf, before adopting a patriotic stars and stripes theme for its home round at the US Grand Prix.

Ahead of this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix, Trackhouse teased a new livery theme for MotoGP’s return to Jerez.

On Thursday at the circuit, it unveiled a striking new black and yellow colour scheme as part of a tie-up with SuperFile.

SuperFile is a US-based digital security start-up and is a brand currently associated with NASCAR, marking Trackhouse’s first crossover between the two championships it races in.

The livery will be used from this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix, as well as at two more events this year.

The Trackhouse team has made a strong start to the new campaign, with Raul Fernandez scoring a brace of podiums at the season-opener in Thailand.

Ai Ogura was on course to add to the team’s podium tally at the US Grand Prix, before a technical issue knocked him out of the race.

Ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix, reports emerged that Ogura has signed a deal to join the factory Yamaha squad next season.

The move was all but confirmed by Alex Rins on Thursday, who told the media that he would be leaving Yamaha at the end of the current season.

It is unclear at this stage what the future holds for Raul Fernandez.

A number of riders have been linked to a possible Trackhouse move, including 2020 world champion Joan Mir.

Italian media reported last week that current World Superbike dominator Nicolo Bulega’s manager is eyeing Trackhouse as a potential destination for his rider.