Alpine and Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP unveil special livery to celebrate the brand's anniversary

Alpine, the main partner of Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP, is to display an anniversary livery for the 2025 French MotoGP Grand Prix. Unveiled on 8 May 2025 by Jack Miller and Miguel Oliveira and styled by Alpine’s design team, this exclusive livery combines heritage, boldness and agility.

True to the vision of founder Jean Rédélé, who believed it possible to combine performance with elegance, this special livery proudly displays the colours of the French flag that have been Alpine's signature for decades. The use of blue, white and red echoes the first A106s presented by Jean Rédélé in 1955 in front of the historic Renault factory building in BoulogneBillancourt.

This design also echoes the A424, Alpine's Hypercar competing in the FIA World Endurance Championship, creating continuity and consistency between Alpine's involvement in various disciplines while highlighting the historic importance of the Le Mans circuit for the brand.

The commemorative badge marking Alpine's 70th anniversary affixed to the front of the motorcycle completes this original graphic scheme.

Le Mans is the quintessence of French motor racing and holds a special place in Alpine's history. We wanted to create a unique livery for the French MotoGP Grand Prix that bridges the gap between our various motorsport commitments while celebrating our heritage. For the brand's 70th anniversary, we wanted this motorcycle, like our racing cars, to express our DNA of French elegance, audacity and performance said Antonino Labate, VP Alpine Sales, Marketing and Customer Experience.

Being able to race at Le Mans with the special livery dedicated to Alpine is a tremendous honor for all of us at Prima Pramac Yamaha. This is a legendary venue in the history of motorsport—everywhere you go, you can feel the racing spirit in the air, thanks to one of the largest and most passionate crowds in the entire championship. Just being on the starting grid at this magical track is already something special. But doing so while being associated with a brand like Alpine—which has written unforgettable chapters in racing history and is celebrating its 70th anniversary this year—makes our participation even more extraordinary said Paolo Campinoti, Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP Team Principal.