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KTM reveals war colours for 2022 MotoGP campaign

by Kyle Francis
4 years ago
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KTM reveals war colours for 2022 MotoGP campaign

Red Bull KTM 2022 MotoGP Bikes at KTM Motorhall Mattighofen on January 11, 2022 // SI202201261180 // Usage for editorial use only //

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Both the factory and Tech 3 KTM outfits revealed its largely unchanged respective war colours for the 2022 MotoGP season in an online launch on Thursday morning.

The Austrian manufacturer posted a short pre-recorded YouTube video revealing a livery-once again with Red Bull as the primary sponsor-adorning its 2022 RC16, a paint scheme pretty much identical to the one it has run since it entered MotoGP back in 2017.

KTM satellite team Tech 3 meanwhile also featured as part of the launch, the French squad also unveiling the same livery it championed last season, once again utilising KTM’s bright orange corporate colours, though this time with a new set of numbers for its new pilots.

Moto2 champion of 2021 Remy Gardner will line up with Tech 3 KTM for his premier class bow alongside intermediate class adversary Raul Fernandez, while the factory outfit continues to run multi-time MotoGP race victors Miguel Oliveira and Brad Binder.

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Remy Gardner & Raul Fernandez at KTM Motohall in Mattighofen, Austria on January 11, 2022 // SI202201270013 // Usage for editorial use only //
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