Zonta Vd Goorbergh

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Join me and become part of sports history! My name is Zonta van den Goorbergh, 18 years old and I race on two wheels in Grands Prix at 300 km/h. My dad Jurgen was the last Dutchman in MotoGP, the pinnacle of motor racing, and at the age of 16 I myself was the youngest ever to race in the Moto2 World Championship. Last year I scored my first front row starting positions and championship points; 2024 will mark my third season in this class, just one step away from succeeding my dad in MotoGP. Who wants to join me in my journey to the absolute summit of motorsports? I have some great opportunities on offer, including experiences around the globe money simply can't buy. You can be part of motorsports history!

I was born late 2005 in Monte Carlo, where my parents moved when my dad was an active MotoGP racer. Actually, his last season in MotoGP was Valentino Rossi's first! Once we moved back to my dad's hometown Breda in Noord-Brabant, The Netherlands, I was already riding an electric trial bike at the age of 3. Shortly after I started taking part in national motorcross championships. As you can conclude already, I was born and raised on motorbikes. 

Up until the age of 12 I did both motor racing and motorcross, after which I decided to continue on tarmac only, in order to become a Grand Prix racer. First in the Dutch national NSF100 Championship and at 13 years old I was the youngest ever to be selected for the international Red Bull Rookies Cup, which meant racing during MotoGP events across Europe. Two years in a row I managed to score points in each and every race, before switching to European junior championships. By the end of 2021, when I was still just 15 years old, I signed a contract with RW Racing Team for my debut in the Moto2 World Championship. Skipping the traditional first step in Moto3, in 2022 I was the youngest ever to compete in Moto2. 2023 was my second season and I managed to score a couple of front row starting positions and grab my first championship points, at the Japanese and Indian Grands Prix.