Life, Dreams, and Motorsport: Andrey Korostelev's Jorney to Blockchain Sports Motorsport

Motorcycle racing is more than just a sport; it's a way of life for many who pursue the thrill of speed, the challenges of the track, and the camaraderie of the racing community. One such passionate individual is Andrey Korostelev, a racing pilot and the driving force behind BCS Motorsport's latest initiative—creating a motor academy to nurture future talent. Andrey, a multiple SuperMoto champion and a seasoned racer, now plays a dual role as both a rider and business developer for the motor academy. This insightful interview shows his dedication to the sport and desire to help aspiring racers achieve their dreams.

In our conversation with Andrey, we explore his personal connection to the BCS Motorsport project, his thoughts on preparing for high-stakes championships, and what it takes to be a successful racer both on and off the track. Andrey shares his experiences, shedding light on the physical and mental preparation required for racers, the importance of equipment, and his vision for the upcoming motorcycle academy.

Why are you close to the project and take part in it?

Andrey has been involved in motorcycle racing since his youth, and his journey through the sport is both inspiring and full of valuable lessons. He trained tirelessly and eventually assembled a team of 10 pilots who competed in various championships, gaining invaluable experience along the way. However, he realized something was missing.

"There was always this thought," Andrey reflects, "that if we had someone to guide us, give direction, or even sponsor us, we could have developed much faster. So, when I was invited to join the BCS Motorsport team and learned about their goal of helping riders who have the talent but lack the financial means, it really resonated with me. It reminded me of my own journey, and I immediately wanted to be part of it."