The Monster Energy Honda HRC Rally2 team is pleased to announce the addition of Brazilian rider Bruno Crivilin to its line-up for the upcoming round of the World Rally-Raid Championship (W2RC).
Crivilin arrives as one of the most respected off-road riders in South America, bringing with him years of experience in enduro competition, international racing, and Honda factory development programs.
Known for his technical riding style, consistency, and strong work ethic, the Brazilian rider represents an important addition to the Rally2 structure as the team continues to grow throughout the 2026 season.
Having built most of his career in enduro, Bruno developed a reputation as a highly intelligent and adaptable rider, capable of performing across a wide variety of terrain and conditions. His progression through national and international competition has made him one of Brazil’s reference riders in off-road motorcycling, while his experience working closely with Honda Racing over the years gives him a deep understanding of the brand’s philosophy and racing approach.
Beyond his achievements on track, Bruno brings valuable experience and maturity to the team environment. His technical feedback, race knowledge, and calm approach under pressure are qualities that can contribute positively to the continued development of the Honda CRF450RX Rally and the overall Rally2 project.
The move into rally-raid competition also marks an exciting new chapter in Crivilin’s career. With the increasing demands of navigation, endurance, and long-distance racing, his enduro background provides a strong foundation as he transitions further into the W2RC paddock.
Joining Preston Campbell and Martim Ventura, Bruno strengthens the Monster Energy Honda HRC Rally2 line-up with a combination of experience, versatility, and competitive mentality as the team prepares for the next challenge of the season.
The entire team is excited to welcome Bruno Crivilin to the project and looks forward to seeing him in action aboard the Honda CRF450RX Rally.
Bruno Crivilin 69
Joining the Monster Energy Honda HRC team marks one of the most meaningful moments of my career. Becoming part of this project is something I’ve dreamed about for many years, and seeing it finally happen is incredibly rewarding. Since beginning my journey with Honda in Brazil back in 2019, I’ve dedicated myself fully to improving as a rider through hard work, commitment, and continuous learning.
Taking this step into the factory structure is a major achievement and an important turning point in my career. I’m highly motivated to work alongside such an experienced and successful team, and I believe being in this environment will play a huge role in my growth within rally raid.
My objective is to continue progressing race after race, always giving my maximum effort and gaining experience for the future. Like every rally rider, one of my biggest ambitions is to one day compete for victory at the Dakar Rally. At the same time, I hope to contribute to the team in every possible way and help Monster Energy Honda HRC continue building on its success and legacy in the sport.
Source: Monster Energy Honda HRC
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