- Diogo Moreira becomes the sixth winner of the coveted Triumph Triple Trophy
- This year’s Triumph Triple Trophy received over 861,000 votes worldwide
ATLANTA, GA – November 20, 2025 – (Motor Sports NewsWire) – The new 2025 Moto2™ World Champion, Diogo Moreira, has been crowned the winner of the 2025 Triumph Triple Trophy; recognised by racing fans for his exceptional performances throughout this season.
The first-ever Brazilian Moto2 Champion, Moreira secured the highest points across the season from fan votes in the Triumph Triple Trophy, where he made the shortlist eight times, and claimed top points five times. Finishing the season with 51 points, Moreira finished ahead of his rivals Manuel Gonzalez and Jake Dixon, to claim the prestigious custom-liveried Triumph Triple Trophy Street Triple 765 RS prize, the roadster derived from the 765cc triple engine that powers the Moto2TM class. This year’s poll saw over 861,000 fans cast their vote for their favourite rider each weekend across the season.
Since its launch in 2020, the Triumph Triple Trophy has celebrated standout performances in Moto2, not just race wins, but resilience and consistency. Each weekend three riders are shortlisted and fans vote via the MotoGP™ Instagram channel, and points are awarded are in reference to Triumph’s 765cc engine:
- 7 points for the rider with most fan votes
- 6 points for the rider with second most fan votes
- 5 points for the rider with third most fan votes
This year a new format was introduced, where for the first time ever running alongside the weekend rider vote, fans had the chance to enter a free prize draw to win their very own Triumph Triple Trophy Street Triple 765 RS; an identical Triumph Triple Trophy machine.
The Triple Trophy prize, a unique Triumph Street Triple 765 RS, built and customised at Triumph’s global HQ at Hinckley, UK, was presented to Diogo Moreira at the final round of the 2025 season at Valencia, where he is the fifth winner of the Triumph-backed competition who next season moves up into the premier class, MotoGP™.
Diogo Moreira, Italtrans Racing Team said:“I am super happy to win this Triumph Triple Trophy Street Triple 765 RS. For me it’s been a great season, my best season ever and I am so proud of this. Thank you to all the fans who have supported me this year, it means a lot to know there were so many vans voting, so I can only say thank you to all the people who supported me. I need to take my licence, as I don’t have this yet, then after that I will try to make some laps and enjoy a bit with the bike and after that I will put it in my house.”
Steve Sargent, Triumph’s Chief Product Officer added:“Congratulations to Diogo Moreira on this superb achievement. Not only crowned the first-ever Brazilian World Champion, but also the winner of the popular vote, winning this year’s Triumph Triple Trophy. He’s had an incredible season, which saw him chase down rival Manuel Gonzalez, taking the lead at Portimão and never looking back. His talent has really shone this year and we hope he enjoys his Street Triple 765 RS. We look forward to seeing how he gets on next season as he graduates to MotoGP.
“Also congratulations to the winner of the fan Triumph Triple Trophy Street Triple 765 RS. We had a great response to the Triumph Triple Trophy poll, with over 861,000 fans voting, and thousands entering the competition to win their own exclusive Street Triple 765 RS.”
Triumph has also announced the launch this week of a new Special Edition Street Triple RX for 2026, and an exclusive Street Triple Moto2™ Edition, limited to just 1,000 units worldwide to celebrate Triumph’s Moto2™ partnership.
“The Moto2 Edition is a celebration of our ongoing partnership with Moto2, which has been instrumental in pushing the boundaries of our engine development. This bike gives fans and collectors a rare opportunity to own a slice of Moto2 action,” added Steve.
The RX is available to order now at Triumph dealerships, with prices starting from £12,895 and arrivals from January 2026. The Street Triple Moto2™ Edition is also available to order now for £14,495, with deliveries starting from April 2026. For more details or to find your local dealer, visit triumphmotorcycles.co.uk.
