2025 MotoGP came to an end under blue skies in Valencia and on a bright note for Red Bull KTM as Pedro Acosta challenged for another GP podium and sealed 4th place in the world. The final Grand Prix of the season took place in front of a capacity crowd in eastern Spain and saw three KTM RC16s classify in the top ten as Brad Binder rode to P8 and Enea Bastianini posted P10 after 27 laps.
Pedro Acosta completed the podium double at a sunny and temperate Algarve International Circuit by sliding his Red Bull KTM RC16 to a strong 3rd place today for the Portuguese Grand Prix and the 21st episode of MotoGP this year. The Spaniard battled for the top three and grabbed 16 points to complement his P2 from the Saturday Sprint. Elsewhere the KTM GP Academy posted a notable result with Collin Veijer walking the Moto2™ rostrum for the first time in his rookie season.
Former FIM MX2 World Champion, Andrea Adamo, will embark on the next step of his impressive career progression with Red Bull KTM Factory Racing by steering the KTM 450 SX-F in the MXGP class for 2026.
A reenergized Red Bull KTM Factory Racing team has formally been launched at RD Field – the official testing grounds of KTM North America, Inc. – today, where returning riders Aaron Plessinger and Julien Beaumer were introduced alongside newcomers Eli Tomac and Jorge Prado, who will collectively form the lineup for the 2026 SuperMotocross World Championship (SMX) season.
Red Bull KTM completed the overseas stint of the 2025 MotoGP calendar with a battling performance by Pedro Acosta and another runner-up trophy as the Spaniard took his KTM RC16 to 2nd spot at Sepang International Circuit. Round 20 of 22 took place at the 5.5km venue and in hot and humid conditions for the 25th Malaysian Grand Prix at the venue. Enea Bastianini was the next best finisher in Red Bull KTM Tech3 colors with a lively flight from 19th to 7th place.
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Manuel Lettenbichler has secured the 2025 FIM Hard Enduro World Championship title after delivering a sensational performance to win his home round, GetzenRodeo, in Germany. The victory marks Lettenbichler’s fifth world title, earned in front of a packed and passionate crowd. Riding his KTM 300 EXC to perfection, the German star proved unstoppable, sealing the title with one round to spare.
