Honda Racing UK has officially announced its vibrant racing liveries for the 2024 season, featuring in both the Bennetts British Superbike Championship with the cutting-edge CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP and marking a notable comeback to the Quattro Group British Supersport series with the debut of the CBR600RR.
This year’s designs pay homage to the classic red, white, and blue scheme of the Honda Racing Corporation, mirroring the aesthetic found on the production versions of these bikes. The return to a traditional Honda livery alongside the introduction of the latest motorcycle technology sets the stage for an exhilarating season ahead.
In the British Superbike championship, Tommy Bridewell leads the expanded Honda lineup with his number one Fireblade, joined by Andrew Irwin and newcomer Dean Harrison. Meanwhile, in the British Supersport series, record holder Jack Kennedy aims to reestablish the dominance of the CBR600RR.
As the team gears up for the official pre-season testing, it continues to nurture partnerships with leading brands in the industry and welcomes the support of new sponsors.
The team is poised to make its first appearance in the 2024 livery at the season’s initial Official Test at Donington Park, scheduled for April 6-7.
Team Manager Havier Beltran expressed enthusiasm about the new season, praising the latest bikes’ design in traditional HRC colors and the collective effort behind preparing for the upcoming challenges. He anticipates a thrilling start to the season at Donington Park.
Neil Fletcher, Head of Motorcycles at Honda UK, reflected on the quick turnaround from the 2023 season and expressed pride in championing the iconic HRC livery. With a focus on the integral role of racing in Honda’s legacy and the excitement building within the team, Fletcher looks forward to a promising season filled with anticipation and enthusiasm.