Pedro Acosta Meet & Reveal
Be there live in an exclusive setting when Pedro Acosta unveils his Moto2™ world championship bike in the Heroes Floor of the KTM Motohall on January 14. Pedro Acosta thus joins the impressive ranks of KTM world champions who are honored in the KTM Museum with their detailed figures dressed in original clothing and their world championship bikes.
Take advantage of this special opportunity to meet and greet the current Red Bull KTM Factory Racing MotoGP rider and hear a review of the season and an outlook for the future from KTM Motorsport Director Pit Beirer.
SCHEDULE
6:00 p.m. Doors open
6:30 p.m. Start of the event with aperitif and a season review and outlook from Pit Beirer, Head of Motorsport at KTM Factory Racing
7:00 p.m. Official unveiling of Pedro Acosta's Moto2 world championship bike on the Heroes floor of the KTM Motohall by Pedro Acosta. Meet & greet with Pedro Acosta and opportunity for photos, autographs, and questions. Finishing with a raffle, snacks, and drinks
8:00 p.m. End of the event
Ahead of the event, every participant will have the opportunity to visit the KTM Museum.
ABOUT PEDRO
Pedro Acosta is known to be a promising talent in Grand Prix motorcycle racing. Starting his career at a young age, Acosta quickly made a name for himself by winning the Pre-Moto3 Spanish Championship in 2017.
2020 he clinched the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup title, showcasing his potential on the international stage. The following year, Acosta made a sensational debut in the Moto3 World Championship, becoming the first rider in Grand Prix history to finish on the podium in his first four races.
2021 he went on to secure the Moto3 World Championship title in his rookie season, solidifying his status as a rising star. Acosta progressed to the Moto2 category in 2022 with the Red Bull KTM Ajo team. Despite facing challenges, including an injury that caused him to miss two races, he finished the season with three victories and was named 'Rookie of the Year.'
2023, he dominated the Moto2 class, claimed the World Championship title with two races to spare, becoming the youngest intermediate class champion since Dani Pedrosa in 2004.
2024, Acosta made his MotoGP debut on the KTM RC16, showcasing his adaptability and skill in the premier class.
2025 he joined the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing team.