65 сm3
3rd place – Republican Championship – Motocross
3rd place – Eastern European Championship
Kristian Ivanov is born on 03.09.2003 in Johannesburg, South Africa. He started his sport career in Bulgaria in 2011 with a personal trainer Krasimir Gradinarov and since then he is racing under number 39.
Since 2016 Kristian Ivanov is a licensed racer of “NSA-Motorsport”.
In motor racing competitions, he participates in two racing types – motocross and supermoto. Kristian is a young and perspective competitor, who has demonstrated his potential of leader in the racing types he takes part in. The multiple podiums, first places and championship titles through the years are result of hard work, dedication and aspiration to motorcycling. He has proven his professionalism and responsibility in tough national and international competitions.
In 2018 he made his debut in class MX 2 . Junior. He races with motorcycle KTM SX 125.
The official promoter of Kristian Ivanov is "NSA Motorsport".
2013
3rd place – Republican Championship – Motocross
3rd place – Eastern European Championship
2014
1st place – Republican Championship – Motocross
1st place – Eastern European Championship
2015
1st place – Republican Championship – Motocross
2nd place – Eastern European Championship
2016
2nd place – Republican Championship – Motocross
2nd place – Eastern European Championship
2017
1st place – European Championship - SuperMotor
2nd place – Republican Championship – Motocross
3rd place – Eastern European Championship
2018
Motorcycle sports are one of the most spectacular and attractive sports worldwide. The racings are visited by thousands of people, broadcasted on TV live or recorder, discussed in many interviews in various media, broadcasted weekly on the Bulgarian National Television and other channels, which provides excellent opportunity for advertising to millions of TV audience during the racings.
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2. side numbers
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01.04 - Pomorie
06.05 - Sevlievo
13.05 - Levski
09.09 - Sevlievo
16.09 - Samokov
30.09 - Troyan
07.10 - Blagoevgrad
22.10 – Aytos
11.03 - Yanitza/Greece
22.04 - Prandu/Romania
06.05 – Sevlievo/Bulgaria
27.05 – Kreshevo/Bosna and Hercegovina
24.06 – Globare/ Serbia
16.09 - Samokov/Bulgaria
30.09 – Troyan/Bulgaria
20.05 – racing track "Pautalia"/Bulgaria
03.06 - Pleven/ Bulgaria
10.06 – Turgu Sequesh/Romania
23.09 - Pleven/ Bulgaria
21.10 - Pleven/ Bulgaria