Ten-year-old Monégasque rider Évan Prot eyes MotoGP dream after strong championship start
Young Monaco rider Évan Prot sits third in France's Mini OGP championship, representing the principality's sole licensed competitor in the sport.
Évan Prot stands out as Monaco's only licensed motorcycle racer amongst the Moto Club de Monaco's sporting members, carrying the principality's colours at just ten years of age.
The FANB student has made an impressive start to the 2026 season, securing third place in the French Mini OGP championship following the opening round. His early success reflects a natural affinity for motorcycling that has captured the attention of both his family and local racing community.
With motorsport running deep in his veins, the young Monégasque has set his sights on the ultimate prize in motorcycle racing. His parents and club officials are providing crucial support as he develops his skills, recognising the dedication required to progress through the sport's demanding hierarchy.
While MotoGP remains the long-term ambition, Évan's current focus centres on building experience and refining his technique in the junior categories, where early promise suggests a bright future ahead.