KTM has already announced that they will be returning to GP racing next season in the new Moto3 class that will substitute the soon-to-be defunct 125cc series, and today at Hangar 7 at the Salzburg Airport with KTM boss Stefan Pierer presenting the Moto3 engine to the international press.
The new KTM 250cc four-stroke engine weighs less than 25 kg and the bike will tested on Friday October 7th at Cartagena circuit in Spain.
The first team that will take delivery of the complete KTM chassis and engine will be Finnish Ajo Motorsport.
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