





Tosha Schareina is a man on a mission. The 28-year-old started racing motorbikes as a kid because his uncle raced Motocross and since that point, he’s never looked back. After initially slamming home some good results in Enduro racing, he moved across to rallies and has always had one goal in mind – Dakar. He first competed in rally racing in 2020 and victory in the Andalusia Rally gave him a direct pass to the 2021 Dakar – where he impressed with a 13th place finish. Another strong year in 2022 saw him win the Baja Aragon and he followed it up with another P13 finish in that season’s Dakar. Now with the Monster Energy Honda Team, he took victory in both the Baja Aragon and Desafio Ruta 40 this year and he’s ready to explode and show the world his full potential. We’re stoked to be part of the journey!
Tosha Schareina is a man on a mission. The 28-year-old started racing motorbikes as a kid because his uncle raced Motocross and since that point, he’s never looked back. After initially slamming home some good results in Enduro racing, he moved across to rallies and has always had one goal in mind – Dakar. He first competed in rally racing in 2020 and victory in the Andalusia Rally gave him a direct pass to the 2021 Dakar – where he impressed with a 13th place finish. Another strong year in 2022 saw him win the Baja Aragon and he followed it up with another P13 finish in that season’s Dakar. Now with the Monster Energy Honda Team, he took victory in both the Baja Aragon and Desafio Ruta 40 this year and he’s ready to explode and show the world his full potential. We’re stoked to be part of the journey!
Off Road News

2026 W2RC OLA Energy Rallye du Maroc is in the books… Monster Energy’s Brabec adds a podium 3rd place finish in the RallyGP class with Stage 5 win on Saturday

Monster Energy Rally2 racers are 1-2-3 in Rally2 class; Monster Energy/Honda’s Schareina steps up in RallyGP and scores first du Maroc stage podium

Brabec tops overall W2RC points leader Sanders (KTM) in premier RallyGP class, takes the du Maroc lead by 10 seconds as the races moves into the Sahara sand





