For the last 20 years, the Cuna de Campeones riding school has been operating at the Ricardo Tormo Circuit in the Valencian Community.
In truth, Cuna de Campeones is much more than just a riding school: it is the breeding ground where future motorcycle racing champions are born. Of course, it is not an exact science — not every student will become a world champion — but what can certainly be guaranteed is that they will receive the solid foundation needed to build a future in competition. From there, circumstances and talent will define each rider’s path.
The Cuna de Campeones Speed Motorcycle School is designed for two main stages: beginner training, for boys and girls aged 4 to 8, and development training, for children aged 7 to 12.
The school staff is made up of a highly qualified multidisciplinary team:
A graduate in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences, a specialist in mental coaching and performance psychology, a technician specialized in beginner instruction, a professional focused on race organization and rider development, a technician specialized in the evolution stage, a mechanical technician, and a sports advisory specialist. All of them bring extensive experience in their fields and within the world of racing.
The sensitivity and responsibility required when working with children in this age range is reflected in one of the school’s key requirements: students must pass their school year. If not, for each failed subject, the tutor must justify that recovery work is being done. If academic performance does not improve, the organization reserves the right to discontinue the child’s participation in the program.
The Cuna de Campeones championship includes several categories, such as:
Minimotos, Mini GP110, Moto5, PreMoto4, European Talent Cup, and Moto3. For all of them, the organization provides a range of very interesting support programs and scholarships.
As always, NG Brakes supports and collaborates with the world of motorcycle competition in all its sporting dimensions — and in this case, even more so, because we are talking about the roots of rider training.
Six world champions have emerged from Cuna de Campeones, marking its legacy in racing history. And remember these names for the future: David Salvador, Marcos Ruda, or Izan Guevara, among many others who already stand out and will shine even more in the near future.
