Madars Razma

Titles and achievements

• PDC Nordic & Baltic Pro Tour 10 titles, 2016-2022
• Latvia Open 2016
• Baltic Cup Open 2014
• Lithuania Open 2014
• Finnish Open 2013
• Riga Open 2013

Who is Madars Razma?

Madars Razma is a professional darts player from Latvia, born in 1988. He throws right-handed and walks on to Livin' on a Prayer by Bon Jovi. He first played darts at 11, spent several years concentrating on handball, and returned to darts in 2009.

He played in the BDO and on the WDF circuit first, winning the Riga Open and Finnish Open in 2013, the Baltic Cup Open and Lithuania Open in 2014 and the Latvia Open in 2016.

How did Madars Razma break through?

Razma moved to the PDC in 2017 and finished 12th on the Q-School Order of Merit, taking the last Tour Card on offer and becoming the first Latvian to hold one. He has won 10 titles on the PDC Nordic & Baltic Pro Tour.

In October 2021 he hit nine-dart finishes on consecutive days. The first came in a Players Championship semi-final against Rob Cross, when he paused with the dart in his hand and juggled it before taking out double 18. The second came the next day against Luke Humphries.

His first PDC major quarter-final came at the 2022 World Grand Prix. He has reached three Players Championship finals, and in 2023 he became the first Latvian to enter the top 32 of the PDC Order of Merit, which made him a seed for the 2024 World Championship.

How has Madars Razma played in 2026?

At the 2026 World Championship he reached the third round at Alexandra Palace for the third year running, losing 4-1 to Gian van Veen, who went on to reach the final.

In June 2026 he and Valters Melderis took Latvia to its first World Cup of Darts quarter-final, beating France 8-7 in the second round before losing to defending champions Northern Ireland. He was ranked 45th on the PDC Order of Merit as at 18 October 2026.

What darts does Madars Razma use?

Razma joined Mission in March 2024 after a decade with Unicorn, and plays a 25g Mission signature dart. Mission describes the set as his first signature darts with the brand. The barrels are 95% tungsten, made in 21g, 23g and 25g, with a tapered front and a central section in a milled shark grip. Three carmine red and white painted rings, the colours of the Latvian flag, sit between the grip sections, and the rear finishes in a smooth section with a laser-etched Mission logo. Mission supplies them with black points, white Mission Sabre shafts with black tops and his own signature flights.

We don't currently stock his signature darts. Our dart shafts and dart flights let you build a similar setup on any barrel.

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