Trackhouse Aprilia has set the paddock ablaze with the unveiling of their striking new livery for Jerez MotoGP in partnership with SuperFile.
The eye-catching scheme, revealed on Thursday ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix weekend from April 24 to 26, marks yet another innovative twist from the American outfit which has made a habit of rotating spectacular liveries throughout the season to keep fans engaged and sponsors in the spotlight.
As the championship returns to Europe after early-season flyaways in Thailand, Brazil and the United States, Trackhouse’s latest creation not only honors their crossover partnerships but also underscores their growing influence in grand prix racing’s premier class.
The new livery emerges from a strategic partnership with SuperFile, a cutting-edge US-based digital security startup that’s already making waves in NASCAR circles, highlighting Trackhouse’s unique ability to bridge two wheels and four across motorsport disciplines.
Featuring a dominant black base accented by sharp yellow highlights and subtle carbon fiber exposures, the design exudes aggression and modernity, perfectly aligning with the team’s high-performance ethos on their Aprilia RS-GP26 machinery.
Trackhouse Aprilia heads to Jerez riding on a wave of strong performances from Raul Fernandez and Ai Ogura who have consistently finished in the top ten so far in 2026 MotoGP.
Fernandez scored two podiums at the season-opener in Thailand, while 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.
However, team boss Davide Brivio confirmed Ogura will be leaving at the end of the year with reports claiming the Japanese rider has signed a deal to join factory Yamaha for 2027.
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