RIDERS

FRANCO
MORBIDELLI

Rome, December 4th 1994

BEST CHAMPIONSHIP POSITION: 1st (Moto2, 2017)

GP WINS: 11

SPRINT WINS: 0

GP PODIUMS: 27

SPRINT PODIUMS: 1

POLE POSITIONS: 8

OVERALL STANDINGS MOTOGP: P3

POINTS: 329

GP WINS: 3

GP PODIUMS: 7

SPRINT WINS: 1

SPRINT PODIUMS: 6

POLE POSITIONS: 3

GP FINISHED: 17

GP IN THE TOP-10: 15

GP IN THE POINTS: 17

Biography
2015 and 2016: He makes his debut in the World Championship by racing two GPs on the Mahindra MGP30 of San Carlo Team Italia. The following year he makes two more races in Moto3, with Mahindra Racing;
2017 and 2018: He's promoted as official rider with the CIP team on Mahindra. In Japan he takes his first career podium in the World Championship, 3rd at the finishing line. The turning point in 2018. He rides the KTM of the Redox Prüs- telGP team, with who he clinches his maiden victory in the Argentina GP and he ends the season as 3rd overall with 214 points (3 wins, 6 podiums);
2019 and 2020: Promotion in Moto2 class (KTM) in 2019. In 2020 he joins the Sky Racing Team VR46 where he conquers important placements and the first podiums in the new class. He wins in Austria and Valencia, closing the season in 4th place overall with 184 points;
2021: Confirmed in the Sky Racing Team VR46. He takes the victory in the Styrian Grand Prix, two second places (Spain and Great Britain) and four third places (France, Italy, Germany and the Americas), scoring the final P3 in the riders' standings (with 214 points).
2022: Debut in MotoGP riding the Ducati of the Mooney VR46 Racing Team. In the Top-10 at the third GP (Argentina, P9), he hits a podium (second at Assen) and a pole position (Thailand). All results that contribute to the conquest of the Rookie of the Year title in Australia with two races to go.
2023: Confirmed on the Ducati of the Mooney VR46 Racing Team, he impresses since the beginning. He signs the first career victory, for him and the Team, in the Top class at Argentina GP. He also repeats himself in France and then in India. He battles until the penultimate race of the season for the title, despite the broken collarbone sufered in training on the eve of the Indonesian GP. He is third in the overall standings.
FABIO DI
GIANNANTONIO

Rome, October 10th 1998

BEST CHAMPIONSHIP POSITION: 9th

GP WINS: 4

SPRINT WIN: 0

GP PODIUMS: 24

SPRINT PODIUMS: 2

POLE POSITIONS: 2

CHAMPIONSHIP POSITION: P2

(P2 in the Moto3 World Championship in 2018)

OVERALL STANDINGS MOTOGP: P12

POINTS: 151

GP WINS: 1

GP PODIUMS: 2

SPRINT WINS: 0

SPRINT PODIUMS: 1

POLE POSITIONS: 0

GP FINISHED: 17

GP IN THE TOP-10: 12

GP IN THE POINTS: 15

Biography
2015 and 2016: After the excellent results in the Red Bull Rookies Cup, he makes his debut in the World Championship, in Moto3, at Valencia GP as a replacement rider on the Honda of the Team Gresini. In 2016, in the same crew, he gets his first world championship points and his first podium at the Italian GP. He ends the season in 6th place in the standings with 134 points.
2017 He is once again a regular rider for the Del Conca Gresini Team. A very solid season with 5 podiums and an amazing finale. He finishes in P5 in the overall standings with 153 points.
2018: After a long path, at Czech GP, he achieves his first victory in the World Champions- hip. He also repeated himself at Thai GP and in the last race, in Valencia, he is the runner up of the Moto3 class.
2019-2021: In 2019 he debutes in Moto2 riding a Speed Up. The first Top10 arrives at Mugello after a comeback from the last place. He gets on the podium for the first time at the Czech GP and, at the end of the year, he wins the Rookie of the Year award. Complicated season in 2020, again in Moto2, and a new adventure with a Gresini Racing for 2021. On Kalex, he achieves three podiums and the victory at the Spanish GP. He finishes in seventh place with 161 points.
2022: Debut in Top class on the Gresini Racing Ducati Desmosedici GP. First points at the French GP and pole position at the Italian GP.
2023: After a difficult start, he is able of a great finale: 6th in the Sprint in Indonesia and 4th in the Sunday race. At Phillip Island he scores his first MotoGP podium, with the third place. In Qatar, a perfect weekend: second in the Sprint and victory, his first in MotoGP, in the GP.