Luca Marini Set to Test in Brazil Following Argentine Grand Prix

Luca Marini will test in Brazil after the Argentine Grand Prix, transitioning from a Ducati to a Honda. He aims to continue his successful start to the 2025 season. Marini will be the first current MotoGP rider to test at the Goiânia International Racetrack ahead of its addition to the MotoGP calendar in 2026.

Luca Marini will remain in South America following the Argentine Grand Prix to conduct tests in Brazil. He will revisit the same circuit where he achieved his first MotoGP Sprint podium but will be riding a Honda instead of his previous Ducati. Marini had a solid commencement to his 2025 season with the Honda HRC Castrol team, finishing 12th at the Thai Grand Prix.

During the Argentine Grand Prix, Marini will experience the Termas de Rio Honda circuit on a Honda RC213V for the first time. He expressed optimism regarding his performance, stating that the team had worked extensively to ensure a strong foundation for the bike. “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,” remarked Marini.

Additionally, following the completion of the Argentine Grand Prix, Marini is set to visit Brazil to test at the Goiânia International Racetrack Ayrton Senna. Although details regarding the specific bike he will use at the track remain undisclosed, he is positioned to become the first active MotoGP rider to familiarize himself with the Brazilian circuit in preparation for its return to the MotoGP calendar in 2026. Marini remarked, “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!”

Luca Marini is set to continue his racing endeavors in South America with a test in Brazil following the Argentine Grand Prix. He will swap to a Honda as he aims to replicate his previous success at the Termas de Rio Honda circuit. Additionally, Marini’s testing at the Goiânia International Racetrack highlights his preparation for the MotoGP’s return to Brazil in 2026. His optimistic outlook suggests a promising future with the Honda HRC Castrol team.

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