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Berkay and Uzay Alp's Victory: Turkish Power at MotoMini Austria!
Speedarena Rechnitz in Austria, renowned for its technical corners, hosted the third round of the MotoMini Austria 2026 season this weekend. In this competition, Turkish drivers Berkay Sarıay and Uzay Alp Urcan delivered a showcase of Turkish prowess and achieved significant success. Particularly noteworthy were the results in the 190cc class, which highlighted the potential of our young talents.
A Legendary Performance in the 190cc Class
The 190cc races at Speedarena Rechnitz presented Turkish drivers with an opportunity to write a legend. In the first race, Berkay Sarıay, starting from pole position, and Uzay Alp Urcan, who started from fourth place, established a fantastic pace. Over 14 laps, Berkay Sarıay crossed the finish line first, setting a lap time of 52.898, securing victory. Milli pride Uzay Alp Urcan also rose through the ranks to third place and achieved a podium position in the final stage. In the second race, the scenario remained unchanged; Berkay Sarıay once again triumphed without giving his rivals any chance, completing the weekend with a double victory. With this victory, Berkay Sarıay maintains the lead of the championship with 150 points ahead of the last two races. Uzay Alp Urcan maintained his consistency, securing fourth place with 64 points and continuing to track the leader.
Double Fifth Place in the 160cc Class and a Wildcard Success
Turkish drivers also fiercely competed in the 160cc class. Ali Said Ünalan, who consistently charted a stable performance throughout the season, competed alongside Aslan Osmanpaşaoğlu, who participated as a wildcard. In the first race over 12 laps, starting from seventh place, Ali Said maintained a fantastic pace and finished fifth. Czech pilot Stepan Hubicka won the race. In the second race, Aslan Osmanpaşaoğlu completed the race in ninth place after starting from ninth, gaining valuable experience. Stepan Hubicka once again secured the victory. Finally, in the second race, Ali Said Ünalan maintained his stability, crossing the finish line fifth with a best lap time of 58.098. Slovak pilot Matteo Tomas Bilka was disqualified from this race, leading to changes in the overall standings. As a result of these results, Ali Said Ünalan shares seventh place with Marie Stangl, accumulating 51 points in the championship.
Following these magnificent results, our Turkish drivers became a source of great pride at MotoMini Austria. MotoEtkinlik will continue to closely monitor the young stars' competition in this championship!
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