The race to the 2025 Red Bull Gran Premio di San Marino e della Riviera di Rimini has officially begun. The official poster for the upcoming edition — set to take place from September 12 to 14 at the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli — has just been unveiled. As every year, the image captures the spirit of the Motor Valley, marking an event that is far more than just a race. The official poster, once again entrusted to the creativity of Aldo Drudi and his Drudi Performance studio, is designed to convey exactly this: the incredible variety the event offers — not only on the track, but throughout the Riviera and the Republic of San Marino. The Grand Prix is one of the most anticipated events on the MotoGP calendar: a weekend of pure adrenaline that brings together engines, emotion, and territory in a one-of-a-kind experience.

The official poster

The official visual – just unveiled – aims to capture all the energy of an event that draws fans from around the world every year. A promise of the electric atmosphere that will fill the air in Misano come early September. It’s a new chapter in the territorial marketing project that shares with the world the deep, dynamic bond between the Riders’ Land, its champions, and the adrenaline-fueled universe of two wheels. A bond into which Red Bull, now in its third year as title sponsor, fits perfectly with its bold and vibrant communication style. “It’s what sets us apart from every other event,” said Aldo Drudi. “With this poster, we complete a trilogy that began in 2023, blending the unmistakable style of the Misano World Circuit’s run-off areas with racing aesthetics and Red Bull’s identity. After the extraordinary results of the past two years, we stayed true to this approach — adding something new in terms of color. The circuit’s and Red Bull’s signature colors are still present, but we’ve emphasized the Riviera’s appeal in a different and even more refined way, highlighting its nighttime energy and iconic beaches, including a nod to the Isola delle Rose. It’s exciting to still be surprised by the potential of this highly original style: summery, dynamic, and, I’d say, beachside racing.”