Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Partners with WRS for MotoGP 2025
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing has announced a new partnership with WRS for the 2025 MotoGP season. WRS’s high-durability, ultra-clear materials will be used for the windscreen of the KTM RC16, ridden by Pedro Acosta and Brad Binder.
WRS High-Performance Windscreens to Enhance Visibility on the KTM RC16
As a crucial component of the RC16’s cockpit, the windscreen will feature customized materials developed by WRS for the 2025 season. The Italian company will bring its cutting-edge technology to all 22 races this season, supplying the #37 (Acosta) and #33 (Binder) machines with its advanced solutions.
Founded in 2008 in Cattolica, Italy, WRS started as a small e-commerce company before expanding into windscreen manufacturing. With internationally recognized certifications, the company employs laser cutting, 3D scanning, CNC machining, and advanced simulation techniques to ensure top-tier quality. Their reputation for excellence in the motorcycle and racing industries has made them a trusted name, including in KTM’s STREET bike lineup.
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing welcomes WRS as a technical partner as the team aims for further evolution in MotoGP’s 77th season.
Aki Ajo (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Team Manager)
“We appreciate the support from WRS as we prepare for the 2025 MotoGP season. Their windscreens have already been tested with our team, and the quality perfectly meets our requirements. We also highly value WRS’s commitment and passion. Their proactive approach makes them the perfect partner to fine-tune the crucial last details needed for success.”
Nicholas Zavoli (WRS CEO)
“We are proud to collaborate with Red Bull KTM Factory Racing in the pursuit of excellence in MotoGP. Competition drives our innovation, and this partnership further strengthens our mission to provide high-performance solutions to elite racing teams. We look forward to watching the season unfold alongside talented riders like Pedro Acosta and Brad Binder. WRS is fully prepared for the challenge.”
（Photo courtesy of KTM）