It’s official. Juho Kantola joins Rich Energy as we head into a new chapter of British Supersport competition.
A rising star from the north
Juho’s path reads like a blueprint for modern motorcycle racing. He came up through Finland’s road racing scene, established himself quickly as one of Scandinavia’s most exciting young prospects, and broke through in the FIN Supersport 300 class — delivering standout performances and lifting championship silverware on KTM machinery. That was enough to put him firmly on the radar of Finnish motorsport media and international scouts alike.
From the tight Finnish circuits to the demanding tracks of Spain, he’s been racking up the miles, the experience, and the results. The Finnish motorcycle press has followed his rise closely. A career that’s been building toward something bigger for a while.
Aggressive. Disciplined. Rich Energy.
Ask anyone who’s watched him race and you’ll hear the same words: aggressive, technically sharp, fearless on the brakes. It’s a riding style that mirrors everything Rich Energy stands for — raw power, precision, and the relentless drive to win. Juho doesn’t just ride fast. He rides smart. That’s exactly the kind of talent we back.
His progression through Europe’s junior categories is part of a new professional pathway being forged by a generation of young riders hungry for proper opportunity on the international stage. That pathway leads straight to the British Superbike paddock.
The British Supersport chapter begins
Through 2024 and 2025 Juho’s name has been increasingly linked with British Supersport competition and with Rich Energy.
He’ll be carrying our colours into one of the most competitive championships in world motorcycle racing. British Supersport is where reputations are forged and future World Champions are made — and we believe Juho has every tool he needs to make his mark.
What’s next
Expect to see Juho in full Rich Energy livery at the next rounds. Full season plans, team details and machinery announcements to follow.
The paddock is about to find out exactly why Finland has been talking about this rider for years.
Welcome to the team, Juho.