Just as always, despite the current financial situation, KTM are ready to race in 2025 and as always, the sport can depend on the orange army to be out in force in 2025. Pit Beirer continues to fight for his beloved KTM to stay active and race in all the series they usually support, as he mentioned in a comment earlier in the week.

Again today, Beirer gives confidence to KTM fans and fans of the motorcycle racing sports, including MotoGP, that the Red Bull KTM factory machines will be on the starting line for all the series they support.

"Of course we have a responsibility when savings have to be made everywhere," Beirer mentioned. "And that also happens in sport. Fortunately we have very good partners, especially Red Bull, who support us not only as a sponsor, but also as partners to get through this difficult time and to maintain the Red Bull KTM program as much as possible. To anticipate all speculation: next year and the year after we will continue to be active as a brand in the MotoGP World Championship as agreed. We have a contract with Dorna that we will honor and that will only happen with the KTM brand (GASGAS and Husqvarna disappear). We have to promote the brand, we see sport as the most important marketing tool for the KTM brand, that is why we do it. It goes without saying that we now deal with costs in motorsport as efficiently as possible and try to make sensible savings. In order to ultimately have the money to further develop the products to premium standards. This is our basis within the sport and the entire company, that we build the best motorcycles. This is extra pressure in the difficult environment in which the World Championship is at stake. But if you learn to fight anywhere, it is in sports. That is why we will do our part. This is the moment to thank our sponsors and partners, we talk closely with them about what is happening at the moment. They are all supporting us, it is incredible. This is important at the moment: we are proud of our partners and need them more than urgently to maintain stability for the next two years. Without them it would not work.”