The 2022 season marks KTM’s sixth season in MotoGP, having made its debut back in 2017.
From 2019 the Austrian brand has fielded four motorcycles on the grid for its factory squad and Herve Poncharal’s Tech3 team.
In what was a largely difficult year for KTM in 2021, it still registered two victories courtesy of factory team riders Miguel Oliveira at the Catalan GP and Brad Binder – who won the Austrian GP after boldly staying out on slicks in the wet final laps of the race.
However, KTM only managed five more points across an 18-round 2021 over its tally from the 14-round 2020 campaign – in which it won three races – on its way to fifth in the constructors’ standings, only beating Aprilia and ending up 152 points adrift of champions Ducati.
On Thursday in a joint presentation in Austria, KTM pulled the covers off of its factory and Tech3 bike liveries – which remain largely the same as its predecessors.
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing and KTM Tech3 bikes livery
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