Rieju Signs
Gomez
S
panish manufacturer Rieju
signed fellow countryman
Alfredo Gomez to a factory
contract for 2023. Gomez will
contest the 2023 FIM Hard
Enduro World Championship and
SuperEnduro World Champion-
ship, where he made his Rieju
debut in Poland, December 10.
Gomez is a former runner-
up in the Hard Enduro World
Championship and former win-
ner of the Erzbergrodeo Hare
Scrambles. Early in his career,
Gomez won a World Trials class
championship aboard a 125cc
GasGas.
For 2023, Gomez will compete
aboard Rieju's MR300 Pro model.
Rieju recently signed Sandra
Gomez, Alfredo's younger sister,
to compete in the 2023 Dakar
Rally.
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IN
THE
WIND
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Rieju signed world-class off-road racer
Alfredo Gomez for the 2023 FIM Hard
Enduro World Championship and
SuperEnduro World Championship.
Miller Aiming
For A Fresh
Start
J
ack Miller has spoken to mo-
torsport.com about his move
to back to KTM, the Australian
hoping to bring the Austrian
manufacturer into the realm as a
full-time top-five contender.
Miller left Ducati after four sea-
sons (two on the factory team and
two with the Pramac team), but his
appointment to KTM comes under
much fanfare as he very nearly
won the 2014 Moto3 title with
the manufacturer and would thus
become KTM's first premier-class
champion if he should pull it off.
Speaking of his time with
Ducati, Miller said, "It's some-
thing that's been a game-chang-
er for me and my career.
"Up until coming to Ducati, I
had one podium, which was a
win in the wet, and we've had
20-something podiums now. It's
been an amazing journey, I've
learned a lot, I've been through
so many different configurations
of the bike so I do feel attached
to that side of things.
"The whole reason behind this
decision, the whole reason for
me was really something differ-
ent, something fresh, and that's
what I'm getting at KTM, that's
what I'm going for.
"That's why the decision was
mine at the end and mine only."
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Jack Miller's move
back home to KTM
is seen as a new
beginning for the
Australian.
