One of Brazil's Most Successful Satellite Programs
The JP Pro Honda Baterias Pioneiro team stands as one of the most accomplished satellite programs under Honda Racing Brasil. Led by team managers JP and João Marcos Camargo, the squad competes at the highest levels of Brazilian motocross including the Brazilian Motocross Championship (MX1GP Brasil), the Arena Cross series, and select rounds of the FIM Women's Motocross World Championship (WMX).
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2026 Rider Lineup
The team fields a diverse and highly competitive roster of national and international talent across multiple classes:
- Dean Wilson (Great Britain/USA) — PRO (MX1) | Honda CRF450R
- Benjamin Garib (Chile) — MX2 | Honda CRF250R
- César Aponte (Venezuela) — MX2 & MX2 Junior | Honda CRF250R
- Arthur Gomes (Brazil) — MX2 Junior | Honda CRF250R
- Luanna Neves (Brazil) — MXF (Women's) & WMX World | Honda CRF250R
- Marcus Vinícius "Mano" Thorsterb (Brazil) — MX3 | Honda CRF250R
Latest Results: 2026 Season
Arena Cross Brasil Round 2 (June 27, 2026, | Jundiaí, SP)
Veteran Dean Wilson delivered a standout performance in the premier PRO class, competing in a triple-header format. Wilson took one moto victory and secured two 2nd-place finishes across the night. As a result, he is currently tied for the championship lead in the PRO standings alongside factory Honda rider Enzo Lopes both sitting at 97 points.
Brazilian Motocross Championship (MX1GP Brasil)
The team came out swinging through the opening rounds of the national championship:
- Luanna Neves (MXF Class): The reigning champion has been utterly unbeatable. Neves claimed the top step of the podium at both Round 1 (Canelinha, SC) and Round 2 (Ponta Grossa, PR), maintaining a perfect undefeated streak in the Women's class. She also represents the team on the international WMX world stage.
- César Aponte (MX2 Junior Class): Aponte has been equally dominant in the MX2Jr division, going undefeated across the opening rounds to command the class standings. He also crossed over to race the standard MX2 class, consistently logging top-10 finishes.
- Arthur Gomes (MX2 Junior Class): After a 7th-place finish at the season opener, Gomes bounced back strongly in the mud of Ponta Grossa to take 3rd overall on the podium.
- Benjamin Garib (MX2 Class): The Chilean rider posted solid 4th and 8th-place moto finishes at Round 1 to start his campaign strong, though he faced some mechanical misfortune in Round 2's muddy conditions.
- Marcus Vinícius "Mano" (MX3 Class): Secured a hard-fought 5th overall at the demanding season opener in Canelinha.
A Team on the Rise
With championship leads, podium sweeps, and international representation, the JP Pro Honda Baterias Pioneiro team is proving once again why it's one of the most respected programs in South American motocross. And with Rezzy Racing Handlebars and Foot Pegs on every bike, they're built to win. Stay tuned for more updates as the 2026 season heats up.
