Dutch squad RT Motorsports has officially revealed its rider lineup and technical framework for the upcoming FIM World Sportbike Championship season. Competing under the banner of Sencat – RT Motorsports – Honda, the team founded by Rob Vennegoor and Gerald Lekkerkerker is geared up for a high-stakes international campaign.
As part of this major step forward, the squad secures official manufacturer support from Honda. The Dutch outfit will deploy two units of the newly updated Honda CBR600RR machinery to battle against top-tier competition on the world stage.
Balancing experience with raw youth, the team has signed 23-year-old Italian rider Marco Gaggi. Having raced at the world championship level since 2022 with strong stints in World Supersport 300 and previous World Sportbike experience, Gaggi brings crucial racecraft to the garage.

Joining him on the other side of the pit box is 19-year-old British youngster Freddie Barnes. Stepping up from the intense environment of the British Supersport Championship, Barnes is fully prepared to take his career to the next global level with the Dutch setup.
Team owner Rob Vennegoor shared his optimism regarding the new project. "We have worked long and hard to build a team that is genuinely ready to fight at the front. With Marco and Freddie, we have two riders with different backgrounds, but both possess the talent and drive to succeed. Alongside Honda and the new CBR600RR, this is only the beginning," Vennegoor stated.
On the commercial front, the team has also secured a multi-year title sponsorship agreement with British firm Sencat Ltd, ensuring a stable financial foundation as RT Motorsports makes its highly anticipated return to the global racing paddock.



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