The Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP team officially kicked off their 2026 campaign at a spectacular event in Indonesia today, marking the start of the Yamaha V4 era. The event introduced the refreshed team color scheme and showcased the completely redesigned YZR-M1.
This spirit of unity and common purpose extends beyond the Yama family to Yama’s longstanding partnerships. Throughout 2026, the Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP team can once again rely on the team. Title sponsor Monster Energy CompanyFull support. Yamaha’s global partnership with Monster Energy is built on a shared vision of racing as a unique way to communicate the spirit of challenge that unites the two corporations with fans around the world. This strong relationship, which began more than a decade ago, spans most of Yamaha’s racing efforts – from MXGP to SX to MotoGP – and is reflected in the iconic Monster Claw branding that will feature prominently on the team’s logo, uniforms and bikes in 2026.
The livery of the 2026 Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP bike will retain its characteristic camouflage look, but its livery will be refreshed with more blue and white than previous years. Additionally, a new important logo appears on the M1: the New official logistics partner DP Worlda global logistics provider and port/terminal operator headquartered in Dubai, employs more than 100,000 people worldwide and handles 10% of the world’s container trade. The new partnership will soon be officially launched at a special event scheduled for January 26 in Dubai.
Fabio Quatararo In the year He is crowned world champion with Yamaha in 2021 and enters his eighth season with the Iwata-based manufacturer this year. Thanks to his unique talent and friendly personality, he remains a strong fan favorite. However, once the visa comes down, the charming Frenchman turns into a speed demon, and his hunger for success has never been greater. He spent the day and night at the beginning of 2026, and in the upcoming season Chief of Staff Diego Gubelini.
If he makes his Yamaha debut in 2024, he has experience Alex Rin In the year He will remain a key asset to the Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP team in 2026. With the new 2026 YZR-M1, he quickly decided to gain confidence and push to the limit, pushing Yamaha back to the front. Chief of Staff David Munoz.
The upcoming MotoGP season will be very intense, currently counting 22 GP rounds and 44 races, with the MotoGP race weekend featuring the MotoGP Sprint and the Sunday MotoGP race.
The Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP team took this opportunity to sincerely thank the many who have been there for a long time Official sponsors and official partners For those looking forward to the motorcycle grand prix race.
Official sponsors
• Monster Energy Corporation
• DP World (also an official logistics partner)
• Eneos Corporation
• Allure
• Macron (also official clothing supplier)
• Akrapovic
• Yamaha Indonesia Motor Manufacturing
• Blue core
• Roboze
• BLU CRU
• Siemens
• BMC air filters
• Reevo
• We have to
• Giles tool
• RCB
• Pont Grup
• Alpinestars
• you did
• Beta
• Captain
• NGK Spark Plugs
Total Energy (also an official sustainable fuel supplier)
• Yamaha Corporation (Yamaha Music)
• Michelin
Official partners
• Alpinestars
• Zeiss
• Spark
• Toyota material handling
• Cleanliness
• RCM
• Air Bank
• Beta
Hospital partners
• Ridicule
• Ca’ dei Frati
Takahiro Sumi General Manager, Motorsport Development Division, Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. and President of Yamaha Motor Racing:“We have seen encouraging signs: improved braking stability, better acceleration capabilities and a more consistent feel in the long run. At the start, success is not only measured based on results: every lap adds knowledge that pushes us forward. For 2026, our focus is on accelerating speed and ensuring seamless integration and consistent integration between results. Follow.”
PAOLO PAVESIO – Managing Director, Yamaha Motor Racing and Team Principal, Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP:“Indonesia is the perfect place to start this new chapter. It’s one of the most passionate motorcycle communities in the world. We have our biggest racing fan base here and it’s certainly a key market for Yamaha. Hosting the team alongside the YIMM 3S distributor meeting highlights the importance of this region to Yamaha’s interest. Counting back to the long MotoGP season, with a total of 22 rounds.
“I also want to highlight the partnerships that will accelerate our journey. Monster Energy has been a trusted force with Yamaha for more than a decade in many areas of racing. In MotoGP, they became our title sponsor in 2019 – a milestone announced right here in Jakarta. Together, this partnership will push the passion of racing and performance levels to the limit.
“We are also proud to welcome DP World as a new partner. Their world-leading logistics expertise will allow us to simplify the process and execute it with absolute precision. The presence of DP World shows ambition and drive – qualities that are perfectly aligned with Yamaha’s fast-moving MotoGP project and other disciplines, which we will cover in detail at Yamaha’s DP event in Dubai next week.”
“Last but not least, I can’t wait to see Fabio and Alex riding the new bike at Sepang in less than a few weeks. The first test is always special because it’s the time when all the work done over the winter comes together, but with a completely new project this pre-race season is even more special!”
MASSIMO MEREGALLI – Sport Manager, Yamaha Motor Racing and Team Director, Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP:
Fabio Quattararo – Rider, Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP:
ALEX RNS – Rider, Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP:
“It’s always good to visit Indonesia first. The fans here are really special. Last year I got the energy at the end of the season – with the Indonesian GP it was probably the best weekend of all. I feel very motivated to start the season at the team presentation in Jakarta. The energy I got with the fans today gives us 202 chances. We have a lot of work to do, but from the first test. I worked hard during the holidays to prepare.
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