With only 18 years and after five away from the competition due to lack of budget, the young Tarraconense pilot Yamaha R7 of the Spanish Superbike Championshipmaking it clear that he points to the World Cup.
Spanish motorcycling has found this weekend a new figure called to mark the future of the two wheels: Paola Ramos, A young woman of only 18 years, who after five years away from the competition, has surprised everyone with an extraordinary Second position in the Yamaha R7 category of the Spanish Superbike Championship (Esbk).
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His return to the track has not been only a story of overcoming, but also a declaration of intentions. With an improper maturity of his age and a piloting as clean as aggressive, Paola not only went up to the podium, but did it in one of the most demanding scenarios of the national calendar: The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, usual route of the MotoGP and Superbikes World Cup.
The feat charges even more value if one takes into account that Paola had not competed for five years. His last contact with the competition was in promotion categories, where he already left floser of talent, but The lack of support momentarily took her away from the world of motorcycles. Now, with more determination than ever and the support of a team of local entrepreneurs that has managed to see its potential, the young Catalan has returned to stay.
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Paula comments that this podium gives him enough confidence to continue growing and is competing with the best. He wants to get to the Women's World Cup in Superbikes and will fight for it until the end. His performance has not gone unnoticed in the paddock. Teams, technicians and expilotes coincide: Paola Ramos is not just a promise, it's already a reality. Its adaptation ability, cold blood to choose the moments and its ability, have been key to staying among the first throughout the weekend.
In addition, at a time when Spanish female motorcycling seeks referents beyond promotional circuits, Paola emerges as an inspiring figure, which not only breaks barriers for his youth or gender, but for his unquestionable talent and great talent to compete. In the absence of 3 tests for the closure of the championship, Ramos has climbed to the second classification and there are already many who begin to place their name among the candidates to make the leap to Women's Superbike World in 2026.
With its irruption, Spanish motorcycling not only wins a fast and brave pilot, but also a new ambassador for future generations of women who dream of conquering asphalt. “Paola Ramos has returned, and has done so to change the rules of the game.”
