17/06/2026
IntactGPTeam
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Welcome back, Marcos!
Marcos Uriarte, who filled in for Moto3 rider David Muñoz after his injury in Austin earlier this season, will rejoin the LIQUI MOLY Dynavolt Intact GP team as a replacement for David Muñoz () in the races at Brno and Assen.
Welcome back, Marcos!! ️
Marcos Uriarte, who stepped in for the injured Moto3 rider at the start of the season in Austin, will rejoin the LIQUI MOLY Dynavolt Intact GP team as a replacement for David Muñoz () at the races in Brno and Assen.
We look forward to him returning to the garage. 🏁
Welcome back, Marcos! 👊
Marcos Uriarte, who stepped in for the injured Moto3 rider at the start of the season in Austin, will rejoin the LIQUI MOLY Dynavolt Intact GP team as a replacement for David Muñoz () at the races in Brno and Assen.
We look forward to him returning to the garage. 🏁
Marcos Uriarte's return to the garage is an exciting development! 👊 It's truly exciting for fans to see him again on the Moto3 stage as a substitute, given his exceptional stability and passion.
Now, regarding the "Red Bull KTM Ajo Uriarte" connection, please note that he is a completely different person.
The Red Bull-affiliated Uriarte is not Brian Uriarte, the highly-regarded young rider who has been very successful in the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup and JuniorGP, and is part of KTM's development program.
While they are both from Spain and share the somewhat unusual surname "Uriarte" in the motorsport world, rumors often circulate locally that they are "brother teams" or "relatives."
However, they are actually completely different people (unrelated by blood).
Currently making waves in the paddock are Marcos Uriarte**
(Marcos Uriarte) | A talented rider who will be participating as a substitute for the LIQUI MOLY Dynavolt Intact GP.
He has a history of performing admirably as a substitute in the fiercely competitive Moto3 class, and is a rider who enjoys the team's strong trust.
Brian Uriarte
(Brian Uriarte) A wonderkid who has shown overwhelming speed in the Red Bull youth development program, and is attracting attention from all over the paddock as a potential next-generation star.
He is the one who is strongly associated with KTM and Ajo.
Although they are not brothers, there is no doubt that both are incredibly talented riders who have a strong presence in Moto3 and the categories immediately below it.
It will be exciting to see these two Uriarte riders, who coincidentally share the same last name, battling fiercely at the top of Moto3 in the future.
First, let's wholeheartedly support Marcos's passionate riding in Brno and Assen! 🏁
