Repsol and Honda Renew Partnership Through 2024, Closing 30 YearsThe Japanese brand and Spanish energy company first joined forces in 1995, and in the space of 28 years the team has established itself as the benchmark team in the motor industry, especially the elite MotoGP world championship in motorcycling.

The last campaign has been less successful for the teamalthough they served as the basis for further preparations for the future.

In this difficult situation, Repsol HRC announced this Tuesday that the collaboration will be renewed for two more seasons until December 31, 2024 to celebrate the partnership’s 30th anniversary. Our goals for 2023 are clear. To be on top again in MotoGP.

The main challenge for the Repsol Honda team is Dorna, the International Motorcycle Federation (FIM) and To respond to IRTA’s efforts. competition. Specifically, in 2024 he should be 40% non-fossil in fuel, and in 2027 he should be 100%.

The Repsol Honda team in the world’s best category of motorcycles has achieved 183 victories 15 world championships for drivers have established themselves as the benchmark in sport and technology.

More than half of the premier-class world titles won since 1995 have been in the team’s showcase, bringing the total to 16. In addition, collaboration with Repsol Honda has spawned 10 team his championships since the award’s creation in 2002. Achieved record of 454 podiums in 500cc and MotoGP Thanks to drivers like Mick Doohan, Alex Crivile, Valentino Rossi, Nicky Hayden, Casey Stoner, Dani Pedrosa and Marc Márquez.

The Repsol Honda team is committed to this sustainable transformation through research and development of renewable fuels for the best competition while minimizing CO2 emissions while ensuring the highest performance and highest levels of energy efficiency. has been working for some time to lead the

These advances inform Repsol’s knowledge of producing biofuels on industrial estates, whether from sustainable vegetable oils, biomass, agroforestry residues or used cooking oils. Biofuels, along with synthetic fuels, are a sustainable option and constitute one of the leading solutions for reducing emissions in all transport segments, especially in areas such as aviation, sea transport and highway transport. .

In the first half of 2023, Repsol plans to launch its first advanced biofuel plant in Spain, specifically in the town of Cartagena. Produce 250,000 tons of advanced biofuel from waste.

Mark FragaRepsol’s director of communications and corporate marketing said: In our 28 years of partnership, we have faced many challenges together, but now we have even more ambitious goals. It’s about getting back on top in a more sustainable way. An efficient and sustainable alternative to mobility.In this context, being able to use our top competitors as testbeds for our products is an even more exciting challenge.”

My name is Koji Watanabe. Honda Racing’s president of his corporation acknowledged: Deep Level Collaboration With upcoming changes in fuel regulations it is essential to have a partner like Repsol. Once again we will work with them to achieve the best performance and best possible results. Together we celebrated the good days.We have worked together to overcome the bad guys.We are back at the top of the world championships and continue to focus on continuing to be a reference in the technical and competitive fields. I’m here.”