Fynn Club launches; Red Bull Rookie Kratochwil at the Moto4 final in Misano

Anyone who makes a name for themselves in the Red Bull Rookies Cup will usually go on to prove themselves on the challenging World Championship circuit as well. Fynn Kratochwil from Thuringia is a new German talent in the starting blocks who has big plans for the future. His fans can now get up close and personal through the newly founded Fynn Club , accompanying the young man as he takes his next steps up the career ladder.

‘Don’t just watch – be part of the journey’ is the motto of the team supporting this young talent. By signing up to the Fynn Club, you’ll gain access to exclusive content, as well as behind-the-scenes insights into the world of racing. It starts at 49 euros a year as a ‘Friend’; for 99 euros you become a ‘Supporter’; and from 750 euros you become a ‘Partner’, with the ever-expanding package also including a ticket to his home race.

Final race of 2026: Moto4 at Misano

As a member, you not only receive the latest updates, but also have your own membership card, enjoy special offers in the fan shop, receive a club pack tailored to your membership tier, and can look forward to a personal birthday greeting from the rider. Fynn Kratochwil will continue to be accompanied at the racetrack by Dirk Heidolf, his dad Jan Kratochwil and his grandad Fritz.

Having finished 5th overall in this year’s Red Bull Rookies Cup, Kratochwil is now competing in the final round of the Moto4 European Cup in Misano, Italy. “We’ve had an intense season with seven rounds across Europe, from Barcelona via Estoril, Jerez, Magny-Cours, Valencia and Aragón, and now on to Misano,” says the team, describing their Moto4 itinerary. “Fynn has learnt a lot this year, clocked up many kilometres and continued to develop race by race. In Misano, he wants to round off the season with another all-out effort. Misano is a special circuit. It lies in the heart of ‘Motor Valley’, very close to the Adriatic coast, and is a real mecca for motorcycling fans. Added to that is the excitement at the top of the standings: the Moto4 European Cup title will only be decided in the final race on Sunday, and there’s just one race. Anything could happen. We’re keeping our fingers crossed for Fynn and would love it if you joined us on Sunday to cheer him on live.”

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