2013 Yamaha YZR-M1 livery

Yamaha Factory Racing has unveiled an updated livery for its YZR-M1 MotoGP bikes.

For 2013, the team is sticking with a predominantly blue and white colour scheme, although it now incorporates the logos of new sponsor Monster Energy.

Yamaha YZF-M1 2013 #99 (Lorenzo) Front Side 1

2012 World Champion Jorge Lorenzo remains with Yamaha, although interestingly he has elected to keep his #99 race number rather than use the #1 that his title-holder status allows him to. Valentino Rossi returns after his two-year stint at Ducati and, of course, he’ll be riding the #46 machine.

The first race of the 2013 MotoGP season takes place in Qatar on the 7th of April.

Yamaha YZF-M1 2013 #46 (Rossi) Front SideYamaha YZF-M1 2013 #46 (Rossi) Rear Side

Yamaha YZF-M1 2013 #99 (Lorenzo) SideYamaha YZF-M1 2013 #99 (Lorenzo) Front Side 2



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