The Japanese manufacturer suffere๊d another disastrous season in 2023, not only when it came to results but their rider line-up.

Marc Marquez, a six-time MotoGP champion with Repsol Honda, has departed for Ducati while their only raceꦑ winner last sea🦄son in Alex Rins also jumped ship to Yamaha.

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Luca Marini and Johann Za▨rco are the riders that have come across from Ducati, but a quick fix does not appear to be in store, even though Marini looked good at the post-season test in Valencia.

As a🅘 result of their poor results, Honღda, along with Yamaha will benefit from extra testing as part of the concession system.

Both manufacturer꧃s will also be allowed to develop their engine while the other three brands' development will be frozen🌱.

Honda wants to take full advantage of this opportunity by conducting 22 private 🍌tests,  report.

Honda, who currently has Stefan Bradl leading their test program, also wants to employ a second full-time MotoGP test rider in order to carry out such demands.&n⭕bsp;

Bradl is a regular when it comes to wildcard appearances and the German could be set for up to five race weekends, alongside his testing duties.🍸 

Thus signing a second test rider will be of great importance to Honda, as Joan Mir and Marini, both of whom ar🌃e eligible to take part in as man🧜y tests as they want, will be unable to do so due to their racing commitment. 

Zarco and Takaaki Nakagami could also test for Honda but Motorsport.co🌟m are reporting that there are no plans for them to take on added testing, as of now.