MRT Racing Team Beta

The MRT Racing Team Beta Factory made its second appearance in Italy, taking part in the Trentino Grand Prix—the fifth round of the 2026 FIM Motocross World Championship—following its race in Sardinia. The event was hosted by the historic Pietramurata circuit in the Upper Garda Trentino region.

Finishing 19th in the timed practice sessions, Jago Geerts (Beta RX450) was unable to complete qualifying. Forced to start last at the gate in the main races, the Belgian rider crashed in the first race and finished his comeback in 25th position. In the second race, despite another unfortunate start, Jago fought his way back to 20th position, earning a point that allowed him to finish 22nd overall.Still searching for top form after his injury, Rick Elzinga (Beta RX450) posted the 30th-fastest time in qualifying. Starting 27th in the race, the Dutch rider finished the first race in 31st place but retired in the second.Alexis Fueri (Beta RX250 2t) delivered strong performances in the EMX250 European Championship. Sixth in his qualifying group, the French rider was unlucky in the first race on Saturday: caught up in a group crash at the start, he was unable to resume the race. In the second race, Alexis took the holeshot and led the race in the early laps. Later, he was overtaken by some rivals but crossed the finish line with an excellent fifth-place finish. Despite scoring zero points in race one, he finished thirteenth overall for the day.Also in the EMX250 European Championship, Brando Rispoli (Beta RX250 2t) posted the sixth-fastest time in his qualifying group during timed practice. In the first race, after starting just outside the top 10, he managed to fight his way back up to ninth position. Race two was also positive, with the Tuscan rider finishing the race in fourteenth position. Finishing 10th overall, Brando is 21st in the championship standings.With the consecutive races in Sardinia and Trentino now behind them, the MRT Racing Team Beta Factory will return to the track at the end of May for the French Grand Prix, the sixth round of the 2026 FIM Motocross World Championship, which will be hosted by the Lacapelle Marival circuit.