- Travis Borg will defend his Moto3™ Junior WCh co-leadership at Magny-Cours after stringing together three consecutive podium finishes, while Kerman Tinez and Marianos Nikolis will be looking to confirm their good pace.
- Facundo Llambías will try to continue climbing positions in the Moto2™ European Championship.
- “We are approaching this round with very good feelings after confirming that the work being done by the whole team is going in the right direction,” says Eduardo Villodre, Team Manager of Team Monlau Motul.
- “We are demonstrating that we are competitive in all categories, and that is undoubtedly the most positive aspect of this start to the season. We want to continue growing and keep fighting for the top positions,” says Jaime Serrano, CEO of Monlau Motul Technical School.
The Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours hosts the fourth round of the 2026 FIM MotoJunior™ World Championship this weekend, an event to which Team Monlau Motul arrives strengthened after establishing itself as one of the most competitive teams in the championship. The Barcelona-based team has achieved three consecutive podium finishes in the Moto3™ Junior World Championship and reaches the halfway point of the season with Travis Borg joint leader of the overall standings, tied on points with two other riders.
In a championship characterized by its close competition, the Maltese rider’s objective will be to maintain the consistency that has allowed him to solidify his position among the title contenders in what is expected to be a very hard-fought race. The team’s strong performance in Moto3™ is not limited to Borg. Kerman Tinez confirmed in Jerez the progress he has shown since the start of the championship by fighting for the front positions throughout the weekend and narrowly missing the podium in the second race. Marianos Nikolis , for his part, will be looking to translate the speed he has shown in various sessions into results.
Facundo Llambías will continue working in the Moto2™ European Championship with the aim of fighting for the top positions in qualifying for the two scheduled races and continuing to climb the standings.
In the Moto4™ European Cup, Nolann Macary faces a circuit he already knows well with the goal of qualifying directly for both races and moving closer to the points. The Team Monlau Motul lineup will once again be completed by Leonardo Fabio Cabrera , who will be contesting his second race with the team after his debut in Jerez. The young Bolivian rider will be looking to gain experience with the aim of qualifying for the races.
“We arrive at Magny-Cours with a very positive feeling after confirming in the first three rounds that the work the whole team is doing is heading in the right direction. The goal is to maintain this momentum, remain consistent, and take advantage of every opportunity that arises over the weekend. Travis is firmly in the championship fight, Kerman continues to improve, and we are confident that Marianos can translate the speed he has already demonstrated into results. In Moto2™, we want Facundo to continue making progress, and in Moto4™, both Nolann and Leonardo will have another opportunity to develop and move closer to the points,” says Eduardo Villodre , Team Manager of Team Monlau Motul.
“We are demonstrating our competitiveness in all categories, and that is undoubtedly the most positive aspect of this start to the season. Beyond the results, we are seeing constant improvement from all the riders, as well as the technical staff, which perfectly aligns with the Monlau Motul philosophy. Now we want to continue growing, maintain this consistency, and keep fighting for the top positions in every race,” says Jaime Serrano , CEO of Monlau Motul Technical School.
The program at the Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours will kick off on Friday with free practice sessions and continue on Saturday with practice and qualifying, starting at 1:10 p.m. CEST. Sunday will begin with the Moto4™ Last Chance race (9:15 a.m.), followed by the first Moto2™ race (11:00 a.m., 15 laps). Next up is the first Moto4™ race (12:00 PM, 14 laps), followed by the single Moto3™ race (1:00 PM, 15 laps). In the afternoon, the second Moto2™ race will take place (2:00 PM, 15 laps), followed by the second Moto4™ race (3:00 PM, 14 laps). Sunday’s action can be watched live on DAZN and its Movistar+ channel, as well as on the official MotoJunior™ YouTube channel.
