Ohvale closes the 2025 season with the MotoMini FIM World Series final in Valencia: a global success and the culmination of international sporting commitment

The Ohvale 2025 season concluded with the prestigious MotoMini FIM World Series final, held from 11 to 13 November at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo in Valencia.

An event that once again confirms the important role of our company in developing young talents in world motorcycling, both through national sporting activities and as the sole partner and official supplier of the motorcycles used in the world championship.

On the final day, Thursday 13 November, as many as nine nationalities reached the podiums of the 160cc and 190cc categories: China, Poland, Venezuela, Malaysia, Australia, United Kingdom, Germany, Italy and Spain.
A result that demonstrates how the Ohvale sporting project is today a global benchmark in the training of the riders of the future.

160cc Category – Kupczynski crowned champion after a fiercely contested final

Riding the Ohvale GP-0 160, Polish rider Witold Dariusz Kupczynski secured pole position with a time of 43.797, further improving it during the races. In qualifying he was ahead of Jan Babiarz (Poland) and Daniel Putortì (Italy), later confirming himself in Race 1 with a clear victory.

Race 2 saw Babiarz take the win, followed by Kupczynski and Putortì, keeping the battle open for the super final race.

The latter was decided in a memorable sprint: Kupczynski won by just 0.003 seconds, overtaking Putortì at the chequered flag and thus claiming the 160cc world title.

190cc Category – Shengbo Sun dominates and takes the title

With the Ohvale GP-2 190cc, Chinese rider Shengbo Sun set an outstanding pole time of 41.898, ahead of Qabil Irfan (Malaysia) and Judd Plaisted (Australia).

In Race 1, Sun took victory ahead of Plaisted and Trevorrow (UK), while contact between Irfan and Diego Gonzales (Venezuela) reshaped the final standings, with Irfan finishing 5th and Gonzales 4th.

Race 2 was won by Gonzales, who finished ahead of Sun by just 0.052 seconds, while Irfan claimed third place on the podium.

The super final race, however, showcased Sun’s total supremacy, leading from the first lap and winning with more than one second over Gonzales and an even greater gap to German rider Ole Säuberlich, who managed to capitalise on the mistakes of those who had been leading until then.

2025 Combined Final Podium

160cc

Witold Dariusz Kupczynski
Daniel Putortì
Jan Babiarz

190cc

Shengbo Sun
Diego Gonzales
Ole Säuberlich

Ohvale: a complete commitment to the growth of young riders

The success of the Valencia finale is the natural consequence of a journey that begins much earlier, in the national championships that Ohvale supports and promotes in over 25 countries.

It is thanks to these sporting structures, continuous investment in youth categories, and collaboration with federations and local organisers that riders have the opportunity to arrive prepared for the world challenge.

Every athlete present in Valencia is the result of a sporting system that Ohvale helps to build with daily dedication, providing technologically advanced motorcycles and constant support for the growth of young talents.

Together with FIM and Dorna, Ohvale plays a fundamental role in sharing and developing the passion for motorcycling, strengthening interest not only in countries where this sport is already deeply rooted, but also—and especially—in those where motorcycling, particularly youth motorcycling, does not yet have a strong tradition.

For Ohvale, it is essential to inspire young riders from all over the world to dream of and experience a future as protagonists in competitive motorcycling at a global level.

Looking ahead

Congratulations to the 2025 Champions, to the race winners, to all those who stepped onto the podium, and to every rider who made this season special.

A special thank you goes to FIM and Dorna for choosing us as exclusive partner and official motorcycle supplier.

Finally, thanks also to all the National Federations, the teams and our dealers worldwide who make such an ambitious sporting project possible.

Now all eyes are already on 2026, with the aim of offering an experience even richer in emotions and continuing to develop the champions of the future, always riding Ohvale.