Olivé Racing Service takes ownership of the team, continuing its mission to support up-and-coming riders from across the Road to MotoGP
The Junior Talent Team is starting an exciting new era in 2026, ready to build on their success already celebrated throughout nearly a decade of competition in the MotoJunior paddock. Olivé Racing Service (ORS) has become the new owner of the structure, which will continue to work closely with MotoGP. The team’s mission – providing opportunities on the Road to MotoGP for riders from its programmes – remains unchanged as a new season and new era begin. The line-up for 2026 sees three teams competing in two categories united under the umbrella of the ORS-led Junior Talent Team:
Honda Asia-Dream Racing Junior Team – Moto3 Junior World Championship
#32 Kiandra Ramadhipa from Indonesia, promoted from the Moto4 European Cup
#85 Kiattisak Singhapong from Thailand, taking on his sophomore season in the category
Honda Asia-Dream Racing Junior Team – Moto4 European Cup
#51 Alfonsi Daquigan from the Philippines, racing in his second season of European Moto4
#20 Noprutpong Bunprawes from Thailand, promoted from the 2025 Idemitsu Moto4 Asia Cup
Asia Talent Team – Moto3 Junior World Championship
#97 Ryota Ogiwara from Japan, the 2025 Idemitsu Moto4 Asia Cup Champion
British Talent Team – Moto3 Junior World Championship
#75 Filip Surowiak from the UK, the 2025 Moto4 British Cup runner up
Under the ownership and guidance of ORS, the team are ready for another incredible season on the Road to MotoGP – including plenty of extra track time.
First stop it’s their Winter Camp in Barcelona from the 11th – 13th March, before two pre-season tests get them race ready. Test 1 is on the 1st of April in Valencia, before Test 2 on the 20th and 21st of April at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. Then, the season begins in Barcelona at the end of May for the first of seven rounds across Spain, France, Portugal and Italy. The JTT line-up will then add in some more track time at a test in Estoril on the 3rd and 4th of June before a visit to Valencia on the 26th and 27th of August. More time on track maximises their opportunity to learn and grow on the Road to MotoGP, underlining the team’s mission statement as a new season – and era – begin with Olivé Racing Service.
Join the JTT for more across social media and then tune in for the MotoJunior season opener from Barcelona to follow their journey.
