Guenther Steiner says Vinales' KTM blame is not smart
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 27, 2026, 2:48 PM
Last updated Jun 27, 2026
Guenther Steiner, CEO of Tech3, commented on Maverick Vinales' public criticism of KTM regarding his 2027 contract situation. During recent events at the Czech GP and Assen, Vinales addressed his frustrations, claiming KTM had left him uncertain about his future in MotoGP. Steiner noted that Vinales’ approach may not aid his position with the team moving forward. Vinales has faced challenges in securing his contract, complicating his prospects as the season progresses.
- •Guenther Steiner leads Tech3 in MotoGP
- •Vinales criticized KTM over contract ambiguities
- •Comments made during Czech GP and Assen events
- •Steiner advises against public blame towards KTM
- •Contract uncertainty impacts Vinales' future prospects
- 2:48 PMMotorsport.com — Guenther Steiner: Maverick Vinales blaming KTM “not the smartest thing to do”
"Tech3 CEO Guenther Steiner believes Maverick Vinales did himself no favours by publicly blaming KTM for putting his MotoGP future in jeopardy. Vinales has been critical of the way KTM has handled his contract situation in recent weeks. At last weekend’s Czech GP, he accused KTM of leaving him in limbo over 2027, before doubling down at Assen, claiming the Austrian manufacturer would be solely ...Keep reading
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