Sergio Garcia

Born in 2003, Sergio Garcia hails from the Comunitat Valenciana in Spain and won the Spanish Pre-Moto3 Championship in 2016 before moving into the FIM CEV Repsol Moto3™ Junior World Championship the year after. In 2017, he took his first win at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya and ended the season seventh overall before taking another step forward in 2018. Winning four races and coming home runner-up in the Championship, the season was a stunning one despite a leg break mid-season that sat Garcia on the sidelines for a couple of races. For 2019, he made another step forward as he graduated onto the world stage with the same structure, riding for Estrella Galicia 0,0. A stunning season end proved he was a rider with plenty of promise as he took second in Malaysia, which was followed up by victory at his home Grand Prix. He didn’t make the top step of the podium in 2020, but he did secure consecutive second place finishes, both of which came in Valencia as he continued his development at this level. Making the move to the GasGas Aspar Team, the young Spaniard continued to live up to the billing with three victories and two P2 finishes, keeping well in the title hunt as he sat second in the Championship. However, an FP1 crash at the Americas GP caused a hematoma in his kidney, ruling him out of the following two races and ending his title challenge. The Valencian ended his season on a high, though, securing P2 at his home GP to consolidate P3 in the Championship. 2022 saw him contend among the frontrunners for the title once more, and three wins in the first half of the season had him in the thick of the battle. However, despite securing five further podiums, Garcia was outshone by his teammate Izan Guevara to Championship glory as the Valencian had to settle for second place. In 2023, he moved up to Moto2™, forming a pair with Aron Canet under the Flexbox HP40 colours, claiming fifth in Catalonia and India on his way to the Rookie of the Year crown. In 2024, he joined the MT Helmets - MSI team, starting the year strong, with two victories at the Americas GP and the French GP, which would hand the Spanish rider an early Championship lead. However, Garcia would only clinch a further two podiums throughout the season, ending the year fourth in the standings before entering 2025 with the MT Helmets – MSI squad once more. However, ahead of the Italian GP, Garcia and MSI announced that they would part ways mid-season. This left the door open to new opportunities for the remainder of 2025, with an appearance in WorldSBK with Honda HRC, he would later announce a return to Moto2 for the final two rounds with ITALJET Gresini Moto2 squad – the team he will join in 2026.

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