SportsPublished: 4 November 2026 at 13:08

Reišulis brothers to race for KTM teams next season

Latvian motorsport riders Jānis and Kārlis Reišulis will represent two different KTM teams next season. Jānis will ride for the factory squad, while Kārlis joins another team.

Latvian motorsport riders and brothers Jānis and Kārlis Reišulis will compete for different teams next season, though both will represent the KTM brand, a motorcycle manufacturer.

Jānis Reišulis will represent the KTM Factory Racing team next season. Kārlis Reišulis, meanwhile, will race in the ranks of the Van Veenrooy KTM Racing team.

The source does not specify which competitions or championships the brothers will enter, and no contract details were provided. The news was reported by the Latvian outlet TVNET.

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