WorldSBK: Scott Redding reveals new MGM Bonovo Racing Ducati livery

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Scott Redding has unveiled the new MGM BONOVO Racing team livery ahead of the 2025 World Superbike Championship season.

The team switch from BMW machinery to Ducati this year, meaning that Redding will be back onboard the V4 R for the first time since leaving the factory Aruba.It Ducati squad at the end of the 2021 season.

The bike itself is primarily blue with dashes of pink, white and black, allowing it to stand out from other V4 R machines on the grid. Last week, Andrea Iannone revealed his stunning yellow and white Go Eleven Ducati V4 R.

Redding’s race suit is primarily black and blue, with the title of ‘the comeback kid’ featured on the back. Redding is using a race suit manufactured by Virus Power, and is the first to be 100% free from leather materials.

The Brit enjoyed a successful two years onboard the Ducati in 2020 and 2021, consistently battling for victories against Jonathan Rea and Toprak Razgatlioglu. During that time, Redding secured 12 victories and 37 podiums, finishing second and third in the championship.

Scott Redding - The Comeback Kid

Redding joined BMW in 2022 but has only managed three podiums since, all of which came during that maiden campaign. Redding’s last podium came at Magny-Cours in 2022 and he has finished outside of the top 10 overall in the last two campaigns.

Despite now being with the factory team in 2025, independent Ducati teams have proven that they’re still able to challenge for podiums and race wins. Andrea Iannone and Danilo Petrucci both won races in 2024, whilst Sam Lowes also secured top six finishes in his debut season.

Pre-season testing is now underway in WorldSBK ahead of the opening round at Phillip Island on February 21-23. Riders are currently at Jerez for a two-day test, and will head to Portimao on February 28-29. The final pre-season test takes place at Phillip Island on February 17-18.

Mandatory pit stops will once again take place at Phillip Island due to unpredictable weather and changing track temperatures.