2024 FIM JuniorGP World Championship

Last updated November 17, 2024

2024 FIM JuniorGP World Championship
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Support series: FIM Moto2 European Championship Stock European Championship European Talent Cup

The 2024 FIM JuniorGP World Championship is the third season after leaving the historical connection to CEV. The season started on 21 April at Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli in Italy and will end on 27 November at Circuito do Estoril in Portugal.

Calendar

The provisional calendar was published in November 2023.^[1]

round	Date	Circuit	Pole position	Fastest lap	Race winner	Winning constructor	ref
1	21 April	Misano	Jesús Rios	Facundo Llambias	Jesús Rios	KTM	^[2]
1	21 April	Misano	Jesús Rios	Jesús Rios	Jesús Rios	KTM	^[3]
2	5 May	Estoril	Cormac Buchanan	Casey O'Gorman	Rico Salmela	Husqvarna	^[4]
3	19 May	Barcelona	Adrián Cruces	Dodo Boggio	Jesús Rios	KTM	^[5]
3	19 May	Barcelona	Adrián Cruces	Jakob Rosenthaler	Álvaro Carpe	Husqvarna	^[6]
4	23 June	Portimão	Guido Pini	Guido Pini	Álvaro Carpe	Husqvarna	^[7]
4	23 June	Portimão	Guido Pini	Jesús Rios	Guido Pini	KTM	^[8]
5	15 September	Jerez	Guido Pini	Brian Uriarte	Guido Pini	KTM	^[9]
5	15 September	Jerez	Guido Pini	Brian Uriarte	Brian Uriarte	KTM	^[10]
6	13 October	Aragón	Brian Uriarte	Jakob Rosenthaler	Álvaro Carpe	Husqvarna	^[11]
7	27 November	Estoril
7	27 November	Estoril

Entry list

Team	Constructor	No.	Rider	Rounds
CFMoto Aspar Junior Team	CFMoto	19	Alessandro Morosi	1-6
		71	Hamad Al-Sahouti	1-2
		89	Marcos Uriarte	1-6
Asia Talent Team	Honda	32	Zen Mitani
		56	Amon Odaki	1-6
		57	Danial Shahril	1-6
Astra Honda Racing Team		93	Fadillah Arbi Aditama	3-6
British Talent Team-MLAV Racing		8	Eddie O'Shea	1-5
		52	Evan Belford	1-6
		92	Lucas Brown	6
Honda Racing Thailand		20	Jakkreephat Phuettisan	1-6
Honda Racing Thailand		85	Kiattisak Singhapong	2
Team Estrella Galicia 0,0		24	Guillem Planques	1-2
		28	Máximo Quiles	1-6
		67	Casey O'Gorman	1-6
		94	Facundo Llambias	1-6
Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact Junior GP Team	Husqvarna	5	Leo Rammerstorfer	1-6
		27	Rico Salmela	1-6
		78	Jakob Rosenthaler	1-6
STV Laglisse Racing		4	Milan Pawelec	1, 3–6
STV Laglisse Racing		83	Álvaro Carpe	1-6
AC Racing Team	KTM	29	Kevin Farkas	1-6
AC Racing Team		72	Edoardo Liguori	1-6
AGR Team		14	Cormac Buchanan	1-6
		17	Geoffrey Emmanuel	1-4
		22	Owen Van Trigt	5-6
		45	Kgopotso Mononyane	1-6
Eagle-1		18	Edoardo Bertola	6
		34	Cesare Tiezzi	1-6
		47	Dodo Boggio	1-5
Finetwork Team		11	Adrián Cruces	1-6
		21	Ruché Moodley	1-5
		95	Leo Zanni	6
F. Koch Rennsport		2	Loris Schönrock	1-6
MRE Talent		54	Jesús Rios	1-6
MTA Junior Team		25	Leonardo Abruzzo	1-6
		41	Aoi Uezu	1-6
		48	Lenoxx Phommara	1-6
		91	Kotaro Uchiumi	1-6
Seventytwo Motorsports Artbox		36	Angus Grenfell	1-6
		51	Brian Uriarte	5-6
		69	Marcos Ruda	1-3
		96	Guido Pini	4-6
SIC Racing-MSI		13	Hakim Danish	1-6
Entry lists:^[12]

Championship standings

Scoring system

Points were awarded to the top fifteen finishers. Rider had to finish the race to earn points.

Position	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	11th	12th	13th	14th	15th
Points	25	20	16	13	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1

Riders championship

Pos.	Rider	Bike	MIS		EST1	CAT		POR		JER		ARA	EST2	Points
1	Álvaro Carpe	Husqvarna	6	Ret	9	9	1	1	3	3	3	1		147
2	Jesús Rios	KTM	1^P	1^PF	26	1	Ret	25	4^F	Ret	5	11		104
3	Máximo Quiles	Honda	Ret	9	6	15	4	4	2	Ret	2	2		104
4	Adrián Cruces	KTM	11	2	7	3^P	6^P	6	9	4	9	17		103
5	Guido Pini	KTM						2^PF	1^P	1^P	4^P	4		96
6	Marcos Uriarte	CFMoto	3	6	2	2	3	27	10	14	13	18		93
7	Alessandro Morosi	CFMoto	2	7	4	7	2	11	Ret	11	12	9		93
8	Cormac Buchanan	KTM	Ret	3	3^P	5	5	5	Ret	9	10	6		88
9	Casey O'Gorman	Honda	4	5	Ret^F	Ret	15	3	6	7	Ret	3		76
10	Brian Uriarte	KTM								2^F	1^F	5^P		56
11	Rico Salmela	Husqvarna	16	Ret	1	16	Ret	Ret	5	5	Ret	8		55
12	Eddie O'Shea	Honda	8	4	8	12	Ret	Ret	DNS	6	7			52
13	Jakob Rosenthaler	Husqvarna	10	Ret	10	4	Ret^F	17	8	28	6	7^F		52
14	Facundo Llambias	Honda	7^F	Ret	29	6	Ret	8	7	13	8	Ret		47
15	Hakim Danish	KTM	9	15	15	11	7	9	11	8	Ret	13		46
16	Ruché Moodley	KTM	Ret	Ret	13	10	9	7	13	10	11			39
17	Danial Shahril	Honda	Ret	10	5	18	13	Ret	17	20	16	10		26
18	Leo Rammerstorfer	Husqvarna	12	20	11	13	8	26	14	12	Ret	16		26
19	Dodo Boggio	KTM	14	11	25	8^F	Ret	18	29	Ret	Ret			15
20	Marcos Ruda	KTM	Ret	8	12	14	Ret							14
21	Evan Belford	Honda	DNQ	DNQ	27	21	10	10	Ret	18	22	Ret		12
22	Milan Pawelec	Husqvarna	13	13		19	12	16	21	15	15	Ret		12
23	Guillem Planques	Honda	11	12	14									11
24	Amon Odaki	Honda	Ret	14	DNQ	23	14	13	24	21	23	14		9
25	Fadillah Arbi Aditama	Honda				Ret	28	19	12	Ret	25	12		8
26	Leonardo Abruzzo	KTM	18	17	18	26	11	WD	WD	24	20	21		5
27	Kgopotso Mononyane	KTM	Ret	19	19	20	16	12	15	16	17	25		5
28	Lenoxx Phommara	KTM	15	Ret	21	22	18	20	16	17	14	19		3
29	Angus Grenfell	KTM	Ret	21	16	25	19	14	19	DNQ	DNQ	24		2
30	Kotaro Uchiumi	KTM	21	23	30	17	Ret	15	18	25	Ret	20		1
31	Owen Van Trigt	KTM								27	21	15		1
32	Edoardo Liguoni	KTM	19	16	17	31	20	Ret	23	19	Ret	22		0
33	Jakkreephat Phuettisan	Honda	16	Ret	22	24	17	22	20	23	18	29		0
34	Cesare Tiezzi	KTM	20	22	NC	29	21	21	28	22	19	23		0
35	Kiattisak Singhapong	Honda			20									0
36	Kevin Farkas	KTM	DNQ	DNQ	23	27	22	23	22	26	24	DNQ		0
37	Hamad Al-Sahouti	CFMoto	22	25	DNQ									0
38	Aoi Uezu	KTM	23	24	24	30	23	Ret	25	DNQ	DNQ	27		0
39	Geoffrey Emmanuel	KTM	DNQ	DNQ	28	DNQ	DNQ	24	26					0
40	Lucas Brown	Honda										26		0
41	Loris Schönrock	KTM	DNQ	DNQ	DNQ	DNQ	DNQ	DNQ	27	DNQ	DNQ	DNQ		0
42	Edoardo Bertola	KTM										28		0
	Leo Zanni	KTM										WD		0
	Zen Mitani	Honda												0
Pos.	Rider	Bike	MIS		EST1	CAT		POR		JER		ARA	EST2	Points

Constructors Championship

Pos.	Constructor	MIS		EST1	BAR		ALG		JER		ARA	EST2	Points
1	KTM	1	1	3	1	5	2	1	1	1	4		210
2	Husqvarna	6	13	1	4	1	1	3	3	3	1		174
3	Honda	4	4	5	6	4	3	2	6	2	2		146
4	CFMoto	2	6	2	2	2	11	10	11	12	9		117
Pos.	Constructor	MIS		EST1	BAR		ALG		JER		ARA	EST2	Points

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