MOTOREX Becomes Official Partner of Red Bull KTM in MotoGP

Long-standing KTM Partnership Reaches MotoGP in 2026

In the 2026 MotoGP season, the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Team will receive significant technical support from Switzerland. MOTOREX is expanding its long-standing collaboration with KTM, bringing its racing expertise to the premier class of motorcycle racing.

by 1000PS.at on 29/01/2026

MOTOREX Enters MotoGP from 2026

Starting with the 2026 MotoGP season, MOTOREX and Red Bull KTM Factory Racing are opening a new chapter in their collaboration. The Swiss lubricant specialist becomes the official partner of the factory team in the premier class of motorcycle racing. This multi-year cooperation builds on a partnership between MOTOREX and KTM that has spanned over two decades.

Technology Transfer for Maximum Performance

As part of the collaboration, MOTOREX brings its expertise in high-performance lubricants and cleaning and care products. A structured development and technology exchange program ensures that the products used can withstand the extreme thermal and mechanical stresses of MotoGP. The goal is maximum performance, reliability, and protection throughout the entire race weekend.

Over 20 Years of Partnership with KTM

The connection between MOTOREX and KTM has existed since 2003, continuously evolving through numerous offroad and road racing series. Following successful endeavors in Moto2 and Moto3 with the Red Bull KTM Ajo Teamsincluding the 2025 Moto3 World Championship title by José Antonio Ruedathe logical step now is to move into the premier racing class.

Strong Lineup at Red Bull KTM

The current Red Bull KTM MotoGP lineup brings together one of the sport's most promising talents, Pedro Acosta, with the experience of Brad Binder. According to KTM Motorsports Director Pit Beirer, the expansion of the partnership is a logical step, as technical know-how, racing experience, and shared values align perfectly.

Development Beyond Motorsport

At MOTOREX, the MotoGP collaboration is seen as a crucial development platform. Insights garnered from the grueling demands of racing are intended not only to contribute to sporting success but also to shape future motorsport technologies. With the start of the 2026 season, a new phase of a long-standing motorsport partnership at the highest level begins.