The motorcycle racing world bids farewell to one of its finest modern talents as Jeffrey Buis has decided to hang up his helmet at just 24 years old. This major decision brings the curtain down on an extraordinary racing journey defined by two world championship titles, 18 race victories, and 30 world-level podium finishes, establishing him as one of the most successful Dutch road racers of his generation.
Behind the scenes, the preparation for his retirement announcement reflected the utmost professionalism and character. While drafting the official press statement alongside his management, careful revisions were made up until hours before the public announcement. His primary concern was ensuring that absolutely everyone who supported and contributed to his journey received proper recognition and heartfelt appreciation.
His final race weekend at Circuito de Jerez – Angel Nieto carried heavy emotions. While the outside world remained unaware that he was competing in his final full-time event, the weekend unfortunately turned into a series of misfortunes. A technical glitch during the warm-up lap in Race 1, followed by a crash and a shoulder injury, brought a premature and unfortunate end to both his season and his active racing career.

Despite the frustrating final chapter on the track, his remarkable evolution from a young grass-track rider to a double world champion remains a source of immense pride. The dedication, humility, and fierce competitive spirit he displayed throughout the years have cemented his legacy within the global motorsport community.
Reflecting on the years of close media coverage, heartfelt gratitude goes out to the young champion for the unforgettable moments provided on the world stage. His remarkable journey from the grassroots to the pinnacle of international racing will forever remain etched in motorsport history.



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