The MotoStudent Unizar team, comprising 29 students from the University of Zaragoza, took part in ExpoTalent 2026 at the Río Ebro Campus. This event has become a showcase for the team to demonstrate the progress made on their prototype for the international MotoStudent challenge, a competition that goes beyond the academic sphere to serve as a real-world technology testbed.
A 360-degree engineering project
MotoStudent isn’t “just about building a motorbike”; it’s an engineering and management challenge in which students design, build and test a competition prototype in accordance with professional regulations. The team comprises 29 young minds organised into specialist departments: Electric, Petrol, Structures, Business and Networks.
This ecosystem allows members to apply cutting-edge knowledge in a high-pressure environment, similar to that of MotoGP teams.
The value of partnerships: collaboration with businesses
“The success of this prototype would not be possible without the support of the business community. Our collaboration with our sponsors goes beyond funding; it is an exchange of talent and technology,” say members of the MotoStudent Unizar team.
That is why they are taking part in ExpoTalent 2026 with a stand where they are showcasing their work to companies in the technology and industrial sectors.
Key date: 24 April in Zuera
Theory and practical sessions give way to action. On 24 April, the team will head to the Zuera International Circuit for a day of critical testing. “This test session will be vital for studying the performance of the prototypes for the eighth edition,” say the students.
The I3A Unizar sponsors the MotoStudent Unizar team.
