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The 2019 MotoGP season paired Jorge Lorenzo with Marc Marquez at Repsol Honda, a line-up promoted as a dream team. Lorenzo, a five-time world champion across 250cc (2006, 2007) and MotoGP (2010, 2012, 2015), raced the RC213V with the number 99. After a season hit by injuries, including a heavy crash at Assen, he announced his retirement at the Valencia Grand Prix in November 2019 (see Cycle News).
Key Takeaways
- Jorge Lorenzo spent 2019 as Marc Marquez's Repsol Honda teammate and retired at the end of that season.
- The replica is hand-stitched and made to order in 1.2-1.3 mm drum-dyed milled cowhide, with Monaco and kangaroo leather as upgrades.
- The product page describes the armour as EN 1621-1:2012 certified, with an EN 1621-2 compatible spine protector; ask the maker for the test certificate.
- One-piece or two-piece cuts, hump styles, perforation and lining add-ons can be configured.
- It is a replica inspired by the 2019 suit and follows the season-accurate Repsol Honda livery.
The , available at Leather Collection, is a hand-stitched, made-to-order replica inspired by the suit Lorenzo wore in his single season with the factory Honda team. Fans of the manufacturer can browse more . His Spartan helmet emblem made "the Spartan" a familiar name among followers of the sport.
Built for a Smooth, Late-Braking Style
Lorenzo was known for smooth, precise riding, and a race suit for that approach has to stay out of the way. The product page describes a cut built around movement, with stretch zones at the main flex points.
Materials and Construction
Leather: 1.2-1.3 mm drum-dyed milled cowhide, with Monaco or kangaroo leather offered as upgrades.
Stretch zones: accordion panels at the lower back and knees and Cordura inserts at the crotch and sleeves.
Build: hand-stitched and made to order, as a one-piece or two-piece suit.
Protection Features
The 2019 replica combines removable armour, external protectors and milled cowhide; the listing gives no EN 17092 garment class. The armour is described against EN 1621-1, the European standard for limb joint impact protectors, and EN 1621-2, which covers back protectors; the SATRA overview of EN 1621 summarizes both.
Protective Details
Armour: removable dual-density protectors at the shoulders, elbows, knees and hips, described on the product page as EN 1621-1:2012 certified (ask the maker for the test certificate), plus a removable spine protector listed as EN 1621-2 compatible.
External protection: TPU-reinforced metal protectors, with replaceable knee sliders included.
Speed hump: optional, in standard, ventilated or hydro styles.
Options for Comfort
Beyond the shell, the suit can be configured to suit climate and use.
Perforation: none, chest-only, front or full perforation patterns.
Lining: removable and thermal lining add-ons for cooler or warmer riding.
The Repsol Honda 2019 Look
The replica follows the season-accurate Repsol Honda livery and the number 99 Lorenzo used. Riders who follow the 2019 line-up can compare it with the or the .
Final Thoughts
The Jorge Lorenzo Repsol Honda 2019 suit suits riders who want a race-cut replica of a short but widely followed chapter in his career. More replicas from the season sit under .
Frequently Asked Questions
Which championships did Jorge Lorenzo win?
Lorenzo won five world titles: two in the 250cc class (2006 and 2007) and three in MotoGP (2010, 2012 and 2015). He joined Repsol Honda for 2019, his only season with the factory Honda team, and retired after the Valencia Grand Prix that November.
What does EN 1621-1 mean for the armour?
EN 1621-1 is the European standard for motorcyclists' limb joint impact protectors, covering shoulders, elbows, knees and hips. It defines performance levels from an impact test measuring transmitted force. The standard describes the protectors, not the suit as a whole, and no armour removes the risk of injury in a crash.
Can the suit be ordered in one or two pieces?
Yes. The product page lists a one-piece or two-piece configuration, alongside leather upgrades to Monaco or kangaroo leather, three speed hump styles, four perforation options and removable or thermal lining add-ons. Sizing is made to order from standard or custom measurements.
Is this the suit Lorenzo raced in?
No. It is a replica inspired by his 2019 Repsol Honda look, made to order by Leather Collection. It follows the season-accurate livery and race number, but it is an independent product and not equipment supplied by the team or the rider.
Updated: October 2026
Written by the Leather Collection Editorial Team.
