Luca Marini to Test in Brazil Following Argentine Grand Prix Performance

Luca Marini will test in Brazil after the Argentine Grand Prix, riding the Honda RC213V. He expressed optimism about continuing his successful start to the season. Marini is the first current MotoGP rider to test the Brazilian circuit ahead of 2026’s MotoGP return.

Luca Marini is set to participate in testing in Brazil following the Argentine Grand Prix. This weekend, he will revisit the circuit where he achieved his inaugural MotoGP Sprint podium, although this time he will be competing on a Honda instead of his usual Ducati. He commenced his 2025 season positively with the Honda HRC Castrol team, finishing in 12th place at the Thai Grand Prix.

For this weekend’s race, Marini will ride the Honda RC213V at the Termas de Rio Honda circuit. He expressed optimism about the upcoming race, stating, “In Thailand we were able to accomplish a very good weekend overall, so now flying to Argentina I am optimistic we can continue in this way.” He reassured fans that his transition to Honda would not pose difficulties due to extensive off-season preparations.

Reflecting on his past success, Marini remarked that he hopes to replicate his positive results with the Honda HRC Castrol team. After concluding the Argentine Grand Prix, he will head to the Goiânia International Racetrack Ayrton Senna in Brazil for testing. Notably, he will be the first current MotoGP rider to test on this circuit as the country prepares to return to the MotoGP calendar in 2026, mentioning, “After Argentina, I will go to Brazil for the first time to try the new track we will race at next year – an exciting trip!”

In summary, Luca Marini is gearing up for an exciting week following his performance at the Argentine Grand Prix. Transitioning to the Honda RC213V, he expresses optimism for his testing experience in Brazil, where he will be the first MotoGP competitor to test the new circuit ahead of its inclusion in the 2026 schedule. His preparation and positive outlook highlight his commitment to success with the Honda HRC Castrol team.

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