Navarra, Spain – September 3, 2025 – American motorcycle racer Julian Correa continued his impressive international campaign this past weekend, securing a hard-fought podium finish in the highly competitive ESBK SuperSport 300 series at the Circuito de Navarra. Competing as a wild card entry with Pons Motorsport Italika Racing, Correa demonstrated exceptional skill and determination to battle his way to a top-three result in Race 2.

 

After a challenging qualifying session, Correa started from P7 for Race 1, but showcased his racecraft by carving his way through the field to a commendable P5 finish which got him a P3 in the Kawasaki Spirit Cup and his first podium in the ESBK Series. The performance was a testament to his adaptability and speed, as he quickly gelled with his new team and machine.

 

Building on that momentum, Correa delivered a standout performance in Race 2. The race was a tense affair, with a large pack of riders all fighting for position. Correa stayed cool under pressure, navigating the on-track battles with precision and strategy. His calculated moves and consistent pace paid off, as he crossed the finish line to miss a second podium by .004. He matched the lap times of the lead group and battled against WSBK riders using the ESBK as a training series.

 

“I’m absolutely thrilled with this result,” said Julian Correa. “The team worked so hard all weekend to give me a great bike, and to reward them with a podium is an amazing feeling. The competition here is incredibly tough, and I learned so much with every lap. This result gives me a lot of confidence.”

 

The podium finish at Navarra underscores Correa’s potential as a rising star in motorcycle racing. His ability to perform at a high level on unfamiliar tracks and with a new team highlights his remarkable talent and dedication. The team is incredibly proud of Julian’s performance and is confident in his ability to continue his strong progression.

 

Correa’s next races will be announced at a later date, as he returns to his British Talent Cup and MotoAmerica Talent Cup campaigns.