In motocross, every corner and jump tests both technique and confidence. To face them at the highest level, pilots need more than just talent: they need equipment that accompanies them, protects them and makes them feel invincible. At that point, FLY Racing, exclusively distributed by Bihr, has become much more than a brand: It is a family that accompanies athletes on and off the track.
This is how they prove it Gerard Congost and Natalia Rosadotwo of the most prominent names in the Spanish Motocross Championship, who share how they experience that connection and what role their equipment plays in their performance, their motivation and their way of understanding the competition. His words summarize the essence of a brand that has made trust its best technology.
In addition, the American firm has been building a genuine relationship with the pilots for years: it listens to them, accompanies them and evolves with them. From the BOA Fit System adjustment system to the constant search for lightness, ergonomics and style, every detail of the equipment reflects a clear philosophy: allowing the rider to concentrate only on what is important, enjoying motocross at the highest level.
FLY Racing has become a family that drives drivers
Gerard Congost, with the conviction of someone who knows that confidence is as important as technique, explains: “FLY Racing is not just a brand, it is a family that believes in you and accompanies you every step. That extra security you need to go to the limit”. That same connection is what Natalia Rosado describes when she talks about the brand:
“I like that when they think of FLY they say: ‘Natalia is part of FLY’, and vice versa. They make me feel like I’m part of a project.” For Natalia, comfort is inseparable from confidence. “The Lite model is my favorite. It adjusts to the body and the protections without being uncomfortable, and it also looks very good. Beautiful and well-fitted equipment gives you security and motivation.”
The pilot also highlights the functionality of the BOA Fit System, which allows her to adjust the pants even in full sleeve: “It is comfortable, effective and makes a difference.” Gerard lives it from a more technical point of view, but just as essential: “What I like most about FLY equipment is that it adapts perfectly to the body and allows you to move with total freedom”explains Gerard.
“When you are competing at the highest level, every detail counts.” That freedom of movement, added to the ventilation and lightness of the material, is what allows you to focus only on what is important: enjoying riding. At FLY Racing, comfort is not a luxury: it is part of performance.
In a sport where falls are part of learning, safety is non-negotiable. “In Calatayud I had a pretty bad fall and that was where I really appreciated how important it is to have good equipment,” Gerard recalls. “The FLY protections held up perfectly and that allowed me to continue competing without fear.” Natalia has also seen how equipment can influence even the hardest days:
“In the third round of the championship my shoulder came out right before running, but when I put on the FLY suit I felt like everything was going to be fine. It made me feel strong, different.” In both stories the same idea is repeated: trust cannot be bought, it is earned. And FLY Racing builds it with every detail, with materials that respond when they are needed most.
Innovation and future: listening to evolve
“Every year the evolution is noticeable. The materials are lighter, the ventilation improves and the fit is more precise.” With that clarity Gerard summarizes how FLY Racing transfers its experience from the circuits to product development and how FLY Racing turns the drivers’ experience into tangible improvements. Natalia provides a more detailed vision:
“The only thing I could add is to see tighter sizes, like the XS in t-shirts. They are small changes, but they make a brand great because it listens to its drivers.” That active listening, that constant conversation between those who develop and those who compete, is what keeps innovation alive at FLY Racing. It’s not just about moving forward, but doing so alongside those who wear the logo on their chest and mud on their visor.
“Remembering why I started in this sport helps me keep pushing, even when things don’t work out”says Gerard, reflecting a mentality that Natalia also shares: “Even if I’m scared or tired, I keep trying. The key is to persist.” Two ways of understanding motocross, the same spirit.
Both represent the essence of FLY Racing: trust, authenticity and passion for a sport that does not understand genders, limits or excuses. Because beyond the finish line or the podium, what defines a FLY pilot is an attitude: that of those who continue to advance knowing that, in each jump, confidence is also worn. More information and details about the range of the American firm on the official Bihr website.
