Riders

Andrea Rossi (Padua, 2004)

He got on a motorcycle even before learning how to walk. Despite his young age, he has already built an impressive record of success in the Italian Motocross Championship: 3rd overall in 2016, 2nd in 2019, runner-up again in 2021, Italian Champion in the Fast MX2 category in 2022, and 3rd overall in 2023. In 2025, Andrea competed in the Czech MX2 Championship, finishing runner-up in his debut season. In the same year, he also became European Vice Champion in the EMX250 class. For 2026, Andrea has an extremely ambitious programme. Consistently ranked among the top riders in the FMI Italian MX2 rankings, he will contest all the European rounds of the MX2 Motocross World Championship aboard the KTM of Team REDS, while also competing in the Italian Prestige MX2 Championship.

Alessandro Morosi (Varese, 2004)

Italian motorcycle racer with a solid competitive background. Ale start to ride very y0ung from minimoto to MiniGP and wins a Italian Champion title in the PreMoto3 250 4T class in 2018 at only 13 years old. He has successfully raced in CIV Moto3 and then he moved to Spain on World Junior Championship where he got his first race in 2022 in World Championship Moto3 class in Aragon.In 2025 he moves in Moto 2 class and achieved his first podium, which earned him his debut in Moto2 World Championship in Purtugal. His career is defined by steady progression, international experience, and an increasing presence in top-level championships. For 2026 season he confirm on Moto2 European Championship with Italian Team Eagle-1.

Valentino Sponga (Verese 2010)

Born in Varese in 2010, Valentino Sponga is one of the most promising young talents in Italian motorcycle racing. He began his career at career at a very young age in minimoto racing, where in 2018 he claimed both the Italian and European Monimoto Championship titles, immediately standing out for his speed and race maturity. In 2022, during the secon season on 17- inh wheels, he secured the Italian Championship title aboard Aprilia 250 SP with Fullmoto-52 Racing Team, confirming his consistent technical growth and strong adaptability.

The following year, he made his debut in the Italian Speed Championship (CIV). After just one season in PreMoto3 class, he made a significant step forward by moving up directly to the Moto3 category. In his second year in Moto3, racing with Pos Corse, he finished as Italian Vice Champion, achieving multiple podiums and proving himself as a consistent front-runner. Expectation for 2026 season position him among the key contenders ready to fight for top results and further establish his talent at the highest level.

Giada Vezzù (Padova 1992)

She is a rider from Veneto who grew up racing pitbikes and motard, turning passion and discipline into a career built one race at a time. After her early years in regional championships, she moved to full-size bikes and quickly established herself in Supermoto, standing out for her grit, technique and consistency. Over the years she has won multiple titles in the Ladies category and, after a major injury setback in 2023, returned to the top in 2024 with a perfect season: two championships won and every race finished in first place. In 2025 she confirmed her level once again, continuing to win and representing Veneto as the only female rider selected for the Trofeo delle Regioni. For 2026 she will participate on Trofeo Nord Est FMI and Italian Campionship with Team PinkWave.

Giada is also owner of Shockwave Design for Motorcycle graphics design and development www.swdesign.it

Ferruccio Lamborghini (Bologna 1991)

Debuted in the Italian 125 Championship in 2006 at 15 years old. In 2007 he made his 125cc World Championship debut at the San Marino GP as a wildcard on an Aprilia, and went on to race the final three rounds of the season. In  Italy he finished 9th in the CIV 125, scoring one win and one pole position.
In 2008 he returned to the 125cc World Championship at his home GP and secured 3rd overall in the CIV 125 with two podium finishes. In 2009 he moved up to Stock 600, finishing 2nd in the Italian Championship and also competing in selected rounds of the European Superstock 600 and European Supersport Championships.
In 2010 he finished 3rd in the CIV Supersport 600 and raced in Moto2 at World Championship level (wildcard at Misano and later replacing a rider for several rounds). In 2012 he became Italian CIV Moto2 Champion, winning 4 out of 8 races. In 2014 he raced in CIV Supersport and made his World Supersport debut at Misano, then few years of stop and come back to race in 2019 on CIV  600SS. Another stop and back to race in 2025 where at debut he win the Aprilia RS660 Trofeo  Challenge class with Team Revo/52 Racing. In 2026 will be Trofeo Aprilia RS660 with Team Revo.