KTM reveals dates for 2026 Racing Heroes events

KTM is set to welcome members of the public to four different Racing Heroes events in 2026, starting with an unveiling of Pedro Acosta’s championship-winning Moto2 bike from the 2023 season. 

The Acosta meet and reveal will take place on January 14, with tickets priced at €79 which converts to around £70. 

The only event with a higher ticket price in January is the KTM factory production tour, which will set you back €137 (or roughly £120). 

The meet and reveal with Acosta will also be a special occasion for the MotoGP rider, as he will become part of the KTM World Championship Gallery, which features 28 racing legends and their original bikes.

Then on February 11, KTM’s Motohall will open its doors to what it calls the “holy halls of motorsport”. This is a guided tour of the official KTM Racing factory. Ticket prices for this event will cost you €199 (£175). 

The tour will take visitors “from the KTM Motohall to the motorsport building in Munderfing”, says KTM. Members of the public will then get to see how KTM goes about making its race bikes and how it plans for a racing season.

KTM’s off-road racing programme will then take centre stage just one day later, as multiple Hard Enduro World Champion Manuel Lettenbichler, will be a guest in the Living Workshop of the KTM Motohall. 

At the Tech Talk Special, Lettenbichler will chat about his KTM 300 EXC machine, training and technology, giving fans the chance to ask questions and win a signed original motorcycle part. Tickets for this event cost €39 (around £35).

Finally, on March 1 KTM’s Motohall will be open for people to come and watch the MotoGP season-opener live. The Grand Prix of Thailand can be watched for free and it will be aired in the RC16 Arena, which will become a fan zone when the race is broadcast live.

Tickets for all of these events are available to buy on the KTM Motohall website.

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