Diogo Moreirathe first Brazilian Moto2 champion, has achieved the highest Triumph Triple Trophy score thanks to the public’s votes on the eight occasions in which he was nominated, taking first place on five of them.
With 51 points, Moreira has surpassed rivals highly valued by fans, such as Manuel González or Jake Dixon, to win a Street Triple 765 RS with exclusive Triumph Triple Trophy livery. This edition has had more than 861,000 votes registered throughout the season.
Diogo Moreira, winner of the TTT 2025 making history
Since its creation in 2020, the Triumph Triple Trophy recognizes not only victories, but also the most outstanding performances, perseverance and resilience of Moto2 riders. Every weekend a jury preselects three riders and the fans decide the final result by voting through the official MotoGP profile on Instagram, a system that reinforces the connection between the public and the very high competitive level of the intermediate category.
The Triumph Triple Trophy scoring system awards 7, 6 and 5 points to the riders with the most votes in each round, a direct reference to the 765 cc three-cylinder engine that has powered the Moto2 category since 2019. In this edition the new format has been consolidated, in which the fans have actively participated each race weekend and, in addition, have had the opportunity to enter the draw for a Street Triple 765 RS replica Triumph Triple Trophy identical to that of the winning driver, thus reinforcing the link between the public and the competition.
For Diogo Moreira, this recognition puts the finishing touch to his farewell to the category powered by Triumph before moving up to the premier class, MotoGP, in 2026. An exceptional season in which he has combined results, consistency and a special connection with the fans. The Brazilian rider received his exclusive customized Triumph Street Triple 765 RS at Triumph’s Hinckley headquarters at the final Valencia round, thanking the constant support of fans who have driven his nominations throughout the year.
Moreira acknowledged: “I have to get my license and then I will try to go out for some laps with it, enjoy the bike a little, and then keep it at home as a souvenir.” From the British firm, Moreira’s triumph is interpreted as the natural result of a great season. Steve SargentHead of Product at Triumph, highlighted that the Brazilian “He had an incredible season”underlining how his talent has shone since he took the lead in Portimao and held out until the end.
Sargent also celebrated that the rider has also earned the support of the fans, winning the TTT thanks to the popular vote, and hoped that he will be able to enjoy his Street Triple 765 RS before facing his jump to the MotoGP category with which he has already had contact in the first preseason tests. Triumph also wanted to recognize the involvement of the fans throughout the season.
As Steve Sargent recalled, “We also congratulate the winner of the Street Triple 765 RS among all those who voted in the Triumph Triple Trophy”a dynamic that has had a great reception throughout the year. The British brand has taken advantage of the end of the season to present two new products directly linked to its participation in Moto2: the new Street Triple 765 RX and the exclusive Street Triple Moto2 Limited Edition, a series limited to 1,000 units.
In Sargent’s own words, “Our continued collaboration with Moto2 has been instrumental in pushing the boundaries of our engine development and the Street Triple Moto2 Limited Edition offers fans and collectors a unique opportunity to own a key piece of racing excitement.”.
The first units of the 765 RX will arrive at dealerships shortly from 14,695 euroswhile the Moto2 edition will be available from June 2026 for 16,495 euros. More information and details on the official Triumph website.
