BRAAAAP PIZZA DELIVERY

COMING IN HOT!

At KTM, we live and breathe performance. From racetracks to remote enduro trails, we push the limits in every direction – and now, we’re pushing them straight to your front door!

Introducing Braaaap Pizza Delivery: a high-speed, high-performance food delivery service unlike anything you've seen before Whether you’re deep in the countryside or halfway up a mountain trail, our mission is simple: get that delicious pizza to you, fast! Powered by the KTM 890 SMT and operated by our elite delivery riders – who just happen to be super-speedy bakers – we’re redefining what it means to be READY TO RACE

THE FASTEST DELIVERY. EVER.

Forget 30-minute guarantees.

With Braaaap Pizza, we’re talking oven-to-door in under 10 minutes.*

Thanks to a combination of road-ripping performance, offroad agility, and zero regard for conventional delivery routes, your pizza arrives the only way we know how: Coming in hot!

ORDER WITH THE APP

Speed meets simplicity with the Braaaap Pizza Delivery App.

Just open the app, place your order, and track your delivery rider in real-time — lean angle, terrain type, and average wheelie distance included.

Currently available in select regions** with more routes being added daily.

Braaaap Pizza Delivery

Braaaap Pizza Delivery

WANT YOUR PIZZA FAST? CHOOSE BRAAAAP!

*Pizza condition may vary on delivery.

**Subject to terrain, weather, rider fitness, and oven pre-heating.

KTM NEWS

Bastianini rallies to MotoGP™ top seven at COTA for Americas Grand Prix as Rueda wins in Moto3™ again

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Enea Bastianini grabbed 9 points for a 7th position finish at a chaotic but exciting Red Bull Grand Prix of the Americas today. The Red Bull KTM Tech3 rider steered his KTM RC16 to the top seven and his best result to-date, classifying seven places ahead of teammate Maverick Viñales (who had to start from pitlane) at a warm and changeable Circuit of the Americas for the 37th premier class Grand Prix on American soil. The KTM GP Academy picked up more silverware with Jose Antonio Rueda swooping to his second Moto3™ victory of the year with an all-KTM RC4 podium.