2016 Honda RC213V MotoGP machine unveiled
2016 Honda RC213V MotoGP
2016 Honda RC213V MotoGP Technical specifications
- Total length (mm) 2052
- Total width (mm) 645
- Total height (mm) 1.110
- Wheelbase (mm) 1,435
- Road clearance 115
- Weight (kg) According to FIM regulations
- Engine type liquid-cooled four-stroke DOHC-4 valve, V-4
- Displacement 1000
- Maximum power over 180 KW
- Frame type aluminum double tube
- Front wheels (inch) 17
- Rear wheels (inch) 17
- Suspension Front telescopic fork
- Rear suspension Pro-Link
- Fuel tank capacity (liters) 22
2016 Honda RC213V MotoGP
chassis
For 2016, the chassis was modified in its rigidity balance and designed in such a way that the maximum compatibility between turning and stability is achieved. The aluminum chassis with two spars is immensely light, yet offers the ideal rigidity and strength properties required to absorb and deliver more than 180 kW from the RC213V motor to the rear tire. The chassis not only offers strength, but also the right flexibility to improve tire grip.
2016 Honda RC213V MotoGP
engine
HRC took over a 4-cylinder V-engine with a capacity of 1,000 for RC213V, which can use a maximum output of 1,000 cc for 18 races in the season with 7 engines. HRC checked all the details of the new engine to make it lighter, more powerful and more driver-friendly.
2016 Honda RC213V MotoGP
suspension
For 2016 the RC213V is equipped with Ohlins suspension front and rear. The job of the undercarriage is to keep the tire in contact with the ground and achieve maximum grip when the machine encounters the thousands of bumps and bumps that appear on each lap. It’s a crucial link in the performance chain and this is why both Repsol Honda riders have a dedicated Ohlins technician.
2016 Honda RC213V MotoGP
body
The lightweight carbon fiber body plays an important role in making the RC213V as aerodynamic as possible. The RC213V 2016 has a modified fairing to achieve the maximum compatibility and performance between handling and drag.
2016 Honda RC213V MotoGP
tires
MotoGP tires are supplied exclusively by Michelin. Each driver may use a maximum of 22 slick tires, 14 wet tires and 6 intermediate tires on each Grand Prix weekend.
2016 Honda RC213V MotoGP
Brakes
The carbon fiber front brakes are provided by Brembo. For the rear disc and the front disc in wet conditions, the RC213V uses Yutaka steel brake discs.
2016 Honda RC213V MotoGP
2016 Honda RC213V MotoGP
2016 Honda RC213V MotoGP
2016 Honda RC213V MotoGP
2016 Honda RC213V MotoGP
2016 Honda RC213V MotoGP
2016 Honda RC213V MotoGP