168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Aleix Espargaro will return to the MotoGP grid for a second𝄹 Honda wil♕d-card appearance at the upcoming British Grand Prix.

The 34-year-old former Aprilia race☂-winner made his first race appearance for Honda during the recent Spanish round, where he looked to have secured 14th - and what would have been his first Honda points - before being penalised for low tyre pressure.

Espargaro’s prototype RC213V was handed to Joan Mir for the post-race test, with fellow ex-racer turned test rider Takaaki Nakagami then making his wild-card debut for HRC at Le Mans this weꦗekend.

Honಞda has confirmed that Espargaro will make it three HRC wild-cards in a row with an appeara💝nce at the following Silverstone round, where he took his first Aprilia podium in 2021 and won in 2023.

Espargaro retired from full-time competition at the end of last year and immediately switched to Ho🐼nda testing duties.

Feelgood factor around Honda

Honda remarkably won the most recent grand prix, through LCR satell꧋ite rider Johann Zarco in France.

It was a result which proved Honda🧸's development has taken a major step 🐼forward in 2025, since the arrival of test rider Espargaro and technical director Romano Albesiano.

It was the fir🥂st non-D🌺ucati grand prix victory since a year ago when Aprilia's Maverick Vinales won in Texas.

It was Honda's first win since Alex Rins, also at COT🎶A, for the LCR team.

Importantly for Honda, it prevented Ducati from claiming the all-tiܫme record for consecutive grand prix wins.

Ducati a💙nd Honda now share that record with 22 apiece.