FK Racing Kawasaki Ends the 2025 Season on a High Note in Indaiatuba

FK Racing Kawasaki concluded its participation in the 2025 Brazilian Motocross Championship in impressive fashion during the ninth and final round, held in Indaiatuba, São Paulo, on September 14. The team achieved strong results across several categories, reaffirming its strength and progress throughout the season.

MXJR / KX112 Category

Victor Hugo Rocha (#221 – KX112): finished P8 in MXJR and also secured the championship title in the KX112 category. In the overall standings, he ended the year in eighth place in MXJR and as runner-up in KX112, completing an outstanding season.

Tony Piroli (#222 – KX112): despite suffering a heavy crash during practice, he showed determination and resilience. He finished P11 in MX Junior and P2 in KX112, securing fourth place in the KX112 championship standings.

MX2JR / MX2 Category

Pablo Galdino (#271 – KX250): after a strong start and intense battles, he finished P8 in the race and ended the season in 11th place in MX2JR, highlighting his development and progress throughout the year.

Gustavo Torres (#712 – KX250): maintained consistency and a solid pace in Indaiatuba, finishing P10 and earning important points to close out the season.

Vasko Durand (#79 – KX250): one of the biggest highlights of the round, he claimed his first victory in MX2JR, which was also his first win with FK Racing Kawasaki. In MX2, he finished P8 in the first race and P10 in the second, ending the championship in seventh place in MX2JR and eighth in MX2.

Pedro Oliveira (#85 – KX250): after a strong start in MX2, he faced a few mistakes during the race and finished in 13th place.

Luiz Filipe (KX250): showed consistency in MX2, finishing P9 in the first race and P11 in the second, securing seventh place in the overall standings.

Season Review

FK Racing Kawasaki ends the 2025 season with solid results and memorable moments, including Vasko Durand’s first victory, Victor Hugo Rocha’s KX112 title, and the resilience and progress shown by all the riders.

The team is now focused on the 2026 preseason, aiming to secure even more podium finishes and titles in Brazilian motocross.