TT 2025: Venter To Race FuturExotics BMW

South Africa’s leading international road racing talent, AJ Venter ninth TT Races exploration, alongside Supersport duties with TH Racing, will feature action aboard the newly unveiled FuturExotics S1000RR BMW.

Luxury car specialists FuturExotics, have agreed a three-year sponsorship deal with Venter, totalling 4.2 million Rands.

FuturExotics Founder, Co-Owner Zunaid Moti, explained why the company is branching out into the adrenaline fuelled international roads scene.

“What drives us at FuturExotics is the same thing that drives AJ – the relentless pursuit of perfection and the desire to reach new heights.

His courage, skill, and commitment to racing mirror the precision, innovation, and excellence we strive to bring to our brand.

I’m obsessed with anything on wheels that’s fast and beautiful, and watching someone with this depth of talent who can master these incredible machines is truly something special.”

“It will be an honour to support Venter over the next three years as he takes on the TT, which is one of the most exciting races on earth.

By investing in South African riders like him, I know partnerships like this will prove that local talent, when backed with the right resources, can dominate even the most famous races in the world.”

Top Northwest 200 newcomer of 2024, Venter stated:

“This sponsorship is a game-changer. Competing at the Isle of Man TT requires complete dedication, both physically and financially.

Having Zunaid Moti and FuturExotics in my corner for the next three years means I can focus entirely on training and performance without limitations.

This is the kind of backing that elevates a racer to the next level.”

Venter’s TT 2025 Superbike, Superstock, Senior races equipment (S1000RR BMW), features a range of significant technical updates including K-Tech suspension, a lightweight lithium battery and Mototec GPS system

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Sections of the A18 Mountain Road on the Isle of Man are to be closed to traffic over the next two weeks to prepare the route for this year’s TT races.

Department of Infrastructure teams will be installing race equipment and carrying out maintenance work from Monday to Friday.

The road is the main route used by commuter traffic between the north of the island and the capital.

The 3.5 mile (5.7km) stretch from the Bungalow to the Creg Ny Baa will be closed from 09:30 BST.

On 14 to 17 April the 24-hour-a-day closure will then be from Ramsey to the Bungalow.

It comes after a four-week planned closure was postponed due to issues with asphalt equipment.

The resurfacing works, which were due to take place throughout April, will now go ahead after the Manx Grand Prix, which runs from 17 to 19 August.