Despite my young age, I have the chance to interact with exceptional drivers and benefit from their advice, which fuels my daily motivation and shapes my sporting ambition.

Among them, Xavier Siméon represents a true model of professionalism and longevity at the highest level. A recognized Belgian rider, he made his mark early in motorcycle racing by becoming the European Superstock 600 Champion (2006), before reaching a major milestone with the title of Superstock 1000 World Champion (2009). He then continued his ascent in Moto2, where he competed for many seasons, achieving a Grand Prix victory, and eventually reaching the elite level in MotoGP in 2018. He has finally established himself as a reference in endurance racing by joining a high-level program in EWC, a discipline that demands consistency, strategy, and endurance, ultimately becoming the World Endurance Champion.

I am also fortunate to work alongside Cristian España, an Andorran driver whose journey is particularly inspiring. His experience in endurance and commitment competitions such as rally-raid, especially in events at the highest level, illustrates a constant ability to adapt, a strategic management of the race, and a strong mindset—essential qualities for sustainable progress.

Furthermore, having grown up in Andorra, I even had the opportunity to meet the inspiring Toni Bou, a true legend of trials and multiple world champion. His exceptional career, marked by unparalleled dominance in the discipline, embodies for me technical excellence, rigor, and determination. To me, he represents a true role model, both for his athletic mastery and for his ability to constantly push his limits.

In terms of training, my journey began very early: at the age of three, I was fortunate to train with Jordi Pascuet, a recognized reference in the world of off-road. This early experience allowed me to quickly acquire solid technical foundations: position, balance, trajectory precision, grip management, and terrain reading.

Today, I continue my development alongside Jordi Sala, in the exceptional environment of Poleacamp, a structured and demanding setting, ideal for progressing, learning, and pushing myself every day. This support, within a performance-oriented environment, allows me to continue strengthening my skills and to build consistent progress, with seriousness and ambition.

Jordi Sala is a Spanish enduro and SuperEnduro rider, originally from Òdena (near Barcelona), born around 1998–1999 (26 years old in 2025). He is best known for being the lead development rider and test rider for the Stark Future team, an innovative Spanish brand of electric off-road motorcycles.. 

He started riding very young (around 6 years old) and progressed through regional competitions and then European/world motocross events. Later, he specialized in enduro, where he notably excelled in the Youth and Junior categories of the Enduro World Championship..

Jordi plays a key role in the development of the Stark VARG MX, an electric motorcycle designed by Stark Future, alongside Sébastien Tortelli. He dedicates daily hours to testing (nearly 5 hours/day), making him one of the pilots who knows this electric machine best.

In 2025, his career reached a new milestone: he was selected to participate in the FIM SuperEnduro World Championship with Stark Future, officially representing the brand in international competitions.