MotoGymkhana Rider
🇩🇪 4x German Champion ⭐⭐⭐⭐
🇪🇺 European Competition Rider
Welcome to my official website. I am a MotoGymkhana rider.
MotoGymkhana is a motorsport discipline that originated in Japan. Smoothness, agility, and technique are crucial. My goal is to promote MotoGymkhana and raise public awareness of the sport.
Racing through cones with speed
In MotoGymkhana, we navigate a course marked out by cones. It is an exceptional technical discipline characterized by steep lean angles, powerful acceleration, and extreme braking while cornering.
Practice
My training focuses heavily on the fundamentals and on repetition. Since the next pylon is usually very close by, MotoGymkhana requires some rather specialized riding techniques that take a long time to master correctly.
Winning my 4th title in Germany in 2026
That was probably the toughest German competition I have ever contested, because there had been a crucial change: the German Championship title had been opened up to international riders as well. And they did indeed compete – including the runner-up from the European Championship, which had taken place just a few weeks earlier.
European Championship 2026
A shot of my run to the 9th place in Mettet in Belgium wearing the German national jersey.It was the second time I finished in the top 10 at the European level – and that was while riding a motorcycle that was still quite new to me. I want to get a spot on the podium in the next years!
My Gymkhana Journey
In late 2020, I attended a MotoGymkhana event in the Netherlands and was impressed by the riding skills of the participants there. I immediately got involved, acquired my first Gymkhana motorcycle – a CBR 600 – and began training.
In 2022, I won my first German Championship, followed by two more titles in 2024 and 2025.
In 2026, I switched to a Suzuki GSX-R 1000 – a competitive “big bike” popular in Gymkhana with great potential, though challenging to ride. After some initial difficulties, I managed to master the bike as the season progressed. I won races again and secured my fourth national title.
Competition footage
In MotoGymkhana, the course is not known in advance; it is revealed only shortly before the race. Participants have 30 minutes to walk the track and memorize the layout. The competition begins immediately afterwards. Each rider has two attempts, referred to as a “heat” or “run.”
In addition to memorizing the course layout, choosing a fast line suited to one’s own motorcycle is a crucial aspect of Gymkhana competitions. The more you can rely on your riding skills, the better you can focus on line selection and the specific challenges of the course at hand.
The videos above show a selection of my competition runs. In each case, these represent my first or second attempt at completing the respective course.
I am looking for partners
As an active motorcycle racer, I am looking for partners for collaboration. I am interested in win-win situations and open to a wide range of opportunities, including:
Social media projects, Gymkhana demonstrations, shows and exhibitions, trade fair appearances, training sessions and courses, as well as advertising space (on the motorcycle, gear, trailer, etc.).
I look forward to hearing from you.
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