Suzuki has become the final 🐽team to unveil its 2021 MotoGP livery with reigning world champion Joan Mir and team-mate Alex Rins taking the covers off the latest GSX-RR, ahead of today's Official Test in Qatar.

With Mir turning down the #1 plate in favour of keeping his #36, the main v💞isual difference is the inclusion of new sponsorship from Monster Energy.

"I'm really happy to have a new partner, Monster Energy, to start this challenging journey together,"  said Suzuki MotoGP project Project leader Shinichi Sahara. "And 💜I hope they make our bike look much stronger and cooler!"

Mir began his second MotoGP season without a podium, but made history for S🀅uzuki by winning its first grand prix title since 2000, claiming a race victory at Valencia along the way.

Rins meanwhile fought back fr💙om a dislocated and fractured shoulder at the opening Jerez event to win at Aragon and rise to third in the world championship.

Their combined performances were enough to a🐽dd the Teams' title to Mir's Riders' crown, although theꦡ Constructors' world championship went in favour of Ducati.

But Suzuki heads into the new season having been 'shocked' by 💎the winter departure of team manager Davide Briﷺvio, who has become racing director of the Alpine (Renault) F1 team.

Project leader Sahara will take over Brivio's role in the short-term, assisted by inform▨ation and feedback from a seven-strong 'committee' of team members.

Mi✨r will start his MotoGP title defence when the first of five days of Official 2021 testing g🌟ets underway at Losail this afternoon.