🛑 EVERYONE SHOCKED CEO KTM FIRED Without Salary Due to Team’s Savings Policy. His RESPONSE SHAKES MotoGP Word

In a truly mind-boggling turn of events, the CEO of KTM has been unceremoniously booted from his own company – and, wait for it – without salary! Why? Apparently, it’s all part of the team’s brilliant new “savings policy.” Yes, you read that right. The man who steered the ship is now the first victim of his team’s budget-friendly revolution.

The news has sent shockwaves through the MotoGP community, with some speculating that the next move might involve replacing professional riders with delivery drivers to save on training costs. Others wonder if they’ll start reusing spare parts from fan-donated bikes.

But it doesn’t stop there. The ex-CEO, clearly in peak form, decided to address the public with his “shocking” response. “I am thrilled to see the team embracing cost-saving measures so aggressively,” he said with a grin that could only be described as maniacal sarcasm. “After all, it’s not every day you get fired for being too expensive in a company you helped build.”

Sources say his next move involves launching a new rival team named “Budget GP,” where all bikes will run on solar power and optimism, and riders are encouraged to pedal when the engines cut out.

MotoGP fans are now eagerly watching KTM’s next cost-cutting stunt, with some suggesting they rename the brand “K-Tight-Money.” For now, one thing is clear – the real race isn’t on the track anymore. It’s in the boardroom, and it’s a wild ride.