Stoner to Arenas: a Gigantic Prix ton-up for KTM

Thanks to Albert Arenas’ (Aspar Team Gaviota) heroics within the QNB Gigantic Prix of Qatar Moto3™ bustle, KTM occupy now finished 100 Gigantic Prix victories across all classes.

It became once the essential KTM victory at the Losail International Circuit since Jack Miller claimed victory at the opening round in 2014 as 2020 began in stunning model for the Austrian factory, with Tetsuta Nagashima winning on the Red Bull KTM Ajo bike in Moto2™ too. KTM occupy long past from strength to strength since Casey Stoner earned their first Gigantic Prix victory in 2004, the Australian standing on the stop step in Malaysia for his second GP diagram finish.

The first intermediate class victory for KTM got right here within the well-behaved hands of Hiroshi Aoyama in 2006, when the Eastern star stood on the stop step at the Gigantic Prix of Turkey after averting Hector Barbera and Andrea Dovizioso for the diagram finish. The 50th diagram finish became once tallied by Romano Fenati at Jerez in 2014, with 77 of KTM’s 100 wins coming within the lightweight class. To this date, Brad Binder is KTM’s most a hit rider in Gigantic Prix racing with 15 wins to his name, with Miguel Oliveira and Mika Kallio boasting 12 apiece.

The difficulty now? Steal that first victory in MotoGP™.