PrüstelGP unveiled their 2021 bikes live from Sachsenring

The team from Saxony presented his Moto3 and NTC line-up for 2021 season.

The team launch of PrüstelGP took place, as tradition, at the Sachsenring. This year, due to COVID restricions, sponsors and partners could not be present, but it was nevertheless an exciting event. On Sunday 21^st February, Florian Prüstel and his team presented his 2021 line-up for NTC and Moto3™ World Championship. The launch, live on Social Media, was hosted by the DAZN Tv commentator Lukas Gajewski.

The PrüstelGP Junior team warmly welcomes his new rider Noel Willemsen, who already showed impressive performance at his first year in the series. Besides him, Dustin Schneider was reconfirmed as PrüstelGP rider for another season. Florian Prüstel proudly introduced the new main sponsor of PrüstelGP Junior Team: Arena-E, an indoor track for electric karts in Mülsen, that offers a great opportunity for growing together young German talents.

After his great first season in NTC, Freddie Heinrich is fully focused on his new racing commitment: The Red Bull Rookies Cup. As first rider to enter PrüstelGP Academy, the whole team is happy to celebrate Freddie´s achievement and to support him in this new crucial challenge.

It´s finally time to unveil the 2021 Moto3™ World Championship bike design, with the introduction of the new Carxpert PrüstelGP rider, the Japanese Ryusei Yamanaka. For the first exit with PrüstelGP colors, Ryusei is extremely motivated to do well with his new team and bike. The goal is the constant fighting for the top-10 and podiums.

The reconfirmed Jason Dupasquier, after a first challenging season, is completely focused on the new year. He spent his winter time in Spain, training hard and constantly improving both physically and mentally.

Carxpert PrüstelGP is now ready to head to Spain for the first private test scheduled in March in Valencia and Jerez, before flying to Qatar where the first two rounds of Moto3™ World Championship will take place. Northern Talent Cup will have to wait a bit more to go back on track, as the first test are scheduled in April.