A Historic Moment for Hungarian Motorsport
Budapest, November 23, 2024 – Tibor Varga, bronze medalist in the 600 Stock category of the Spanish National Championship (ESBK), will compete in the 2025 MotoE World Championship, marking a new chapter in the history of Hungarian motorsport. Representing the Italian Snipers Team, the young talent will race on August 22-24 during the Hungarian MotoGP weekend at the Balaton Park Circuit, offering him the chance to perform in front of a home crowd.
The First Hungarian in the MotoE Grid
Tibor Varga is the first Hungarian rider to compete in the MotoE World Championship, the electric counterpart of MotoGP. Supported by HUMDA – the Hungarian Mobility Development Agency – Varga has already made a name for himself internationally. As a member of the HUMDA-founded Hungarian Motorsport Academy in 2022 and 2023, he achieved notable success in various series, including multiple podiums in the Northern Talent Cup and outstanding results in the ESBK.
“My main goal is to achieve a remarkable result in front of the home crowd. The technology of electric motorcycles and the challenges that come with it open a new chapter in my career. I’m proud to compete in such an innovative and sustainable series as MotoE,” said Tibor Varga.
Sustainability and Innovation at the Forefront
The MotoE World Championship not only represents cutting-edge electric motorcycle technology but also emphasizes sustainability and environmental awareness. Riders will compete exclusively on Ducati V21L motorcycles, boasting an impressive 150 horsepower and a top speed of 282 km/h. Organizers ensure that energy for the circuits is partially sourced from renewable resources, contributing to the development of zero-emission technologies.
Hungary’s MotoGP Weekend: A Unique Sporting Event
The 2025 MotoGP weekend will not only provide unforgettable experiences for motorcycle racing fans but also give Hungarian supporters the chance to witness Tibor Varga’s historic performance on home soil. The MotoE World Championship will arrive in Hungary from August 22-24 as part of the MotoGP weekend, where the Hungarian rider will make history. Ticket sales are set to start soon, ensuring as many fans as possible can enjoy this exciting new chapter in motorsport.
