Joel Kelso

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Born
2003 (22 years old)
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Nambour QLD, Australia

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Driver

Status
Active

Ethnicity
White

Team Number
66

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Moto3

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Latest Results

					Valencia Grand Prix Moto3	16 Nov 25
					Grande Prémio de Portugal Moto3	09 Nov 25
					Petronas Grand Prix of Malaysia Moto3	26 Oct 25
					Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix Moto3	19 Oct 25
					Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia Moto3	05 Oct 25
					Grand Prix of Japan Moto3	28 Sep 25
					Grand Prix de France Moto3	11 May 25
					Gran Premio de España Moto3	27 Apr 25
					Grand Prix of the Americas Moto3	30 Mar 25

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Beginning his career as a flat track racer in his homeland of Australia, Joel Kelso switched over to tarmac racing to compete in his national championships, and eventually took the Moto3™ title. Rather than working his way up through the classes, Kelso took the plunge and moved to Italy, to compete in the Italian CIV pre-Moto3™ series and he instantly made a name for himself as scored consistent podium finishes. His impressive form and appetite for success saw him signed up to the FIM CEV Moto3™ Junior Championship for 2020, where he scored some top 10 finishes, but it was 2021 where he made his breakthrough onto the world stage. Claiming three victories in his sophomore season in the FIM CEV Championships, CIP Green Power offered him the chance to wildcard on the World Championship stage and Kelso debuted at the Sachsenring, while further wildcard appearances in Assen, Portimao and Valencia convinced the French side to make him a permanent rider for 2022. Kelso earned plenty of plaudits in his rookie year, with a P8 at his home GP at Phillip Island his best result. For 2023, he moved to CFMoto Pruestel GP, despite the campaign not turning out to be particularly remarkable for the #66, he did manage to clinch his first podium in a Grand Prix, much to the delight of his home crowd at Phillip Island. Moving into 2024, he will be donning the colours of the BOE Motorsports team.

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