Andrea started his MotoGP career at 16 years riding a Honda 125cc. In 2004 he won the 125cc World Title, with 5 wins and 6 podiums. A year later, he climbs into category and finishes in 3rd position, thus winning the ‘Rookie of the Year‘ prize, and conquers the second position in the championship in the following two years on the Honda 250cc of the Team Scot. In 2008 he moved to MotoGP first with the Team Scot and then with the HRC official team. After the first years where he obtained 2 victories and countless podiums, in 2017 riding the Desmosedici with he is riding with since 2013 at the Ducati Corse team, the rider from Forlì, conquered 6 victories thus obtaining the second position in the championship. In 2018, with 4 wins, 5 podiums, and in 2019, with 2 wins and 7 podiums, Andrea confirms the second position in the MotoGP championship.
In 2020 Dovi remains in the same team, achieving a victory in Austria and a third place in Spain. He ends the season in fourth place with 135 points.

In 2021, after a few months off, Dovi returns to the world circus riding a Yamaha. In fact, starting from the San Marino and Rimini Riviera Grand Prix, Andrea concluded the season racing for the Petronas Sepang Racing Team.

Dovi’s adventure with Yamaha also continues in 2022 as the first rider of the WithU Yamaha RNF MotoGP Team, on board of an official Yamaha.

Andrea ends his incredible career surrounded by the entire MotoGP paddock, friends and fans during the San Marino GP, after announcing his retirement as a professional athlete.

It’s time to begin a new chapter made of two wheels but now on the offroad track. Since 2023 Dovi is also a business man. Andrea is now the owner of 04 Park – Monte Coralli, a MX track.

Everything originates from the passion for motocross. Still, the project that has emerged and he is now developing will make it a place where people can meet, interact, and share experiences while having fun.
A multifunctional area providing services to the community (not just sports-related), leveraging its strategic position within the Motor Valley.

Alvaro started competing in the MotoGP™ paddock in 2002 and was crowned 125cc World Champion in 2006. From there, he moved up into the 250cc class for three seasons (8 wins), before making the step into the premier class in 2010, and with over 150 starts he is one of the most experienced men to have graced the MotoGP™. Bautista then made his debut in 2019 in the WSBK Championship, finishing his first year  with an impressive series of victories, 16 in total, 4 second and 4 third places for a total of 24 podiums with the Aruba Team. Alvaro has signed with HRC factory team for 2020 and be part of a new project that have the goal to develop the new CBR1000RR-R.

In 2021, still wearing the colors of the official HRC team, Alvaro brings Honda back to the podium on two occasions.

2022 represents the perfect year for Bautista. Back astride the official Ducati of the Aruba.it Racing team, after an incredible year during which the Spanish rider dominated the championship, Alvaro was crowned with the title of 2022 SBK World Champion.

October 28th, 2023. Alvaro succeeds in defending the title of SBK World Champion and,  at Jerez de la Frontera, surrounded by his family, friends, and many fans, Bautista gain his second world title on board of a Ducati.

Alvaro reverts back to his #19 plate for 2025 after relinquishing his title to Toprak Razgatlioglu, and he remains with the Aruba.it Racing – Ducati team for a third season in his second spell.
Despite a tricky 2024, the Spaniard was able to claim four wins and 18 podiums as he finished third in the standings. He’ll be hoping for more in 2025.

Yari Montella’s debut took place in 2013 in the Italian Sport Production Championship (Coppa Italia 250). He ends the season in sixth place in the standings with two pole positions, a second place and two third places.

In 2014 he races in the CIV, in the SP 250 category, where he wins the championship scoring 5 Poles and 4 victories out of 5 races. Thanks to this success, he was awarded the Golden Helmet award.

Yari’s career continues in the CIV Moto3, where he made his debut in 2015, ending the season in eleventh place.
In 2016 he made his debut in the CEV Moto3, racing on the Honda NSF250R of the SIC 58 Squadra Corse team of Paolo Simoncelli. Yari ends the season in 18th place in the standings with 23 points conquered.

In 2018 he participated in the Moto3 World Championship as wild card in the San Marino Grand Prix for the SIC58 Squadra Corse team, while in Australia he always races for the same team, replacing the injured Niccolò Antonelli.

In 2019 he races in the CEV Moto2, valid as a European championship, achieving 2 victories and 3 podiums.

In 2020 he became the new Moto2 European Champion, thanks to 6 victories in a row and 2 second places out of 11 races.

In 2021 he moves on to compete in the Moto2 World Championship. An injury, however, forces him to skip many races and, upon his return, the consensual termination of the contract with the team is announced.
Yari then moves on to compete in the Supersport World Championship, as a replacement driver.

In 2022 Yari raced with the colors of Team Puccetti, aboard a Kawasaki, always in the top WSSP series. A good season that ended with Yari’s first exciting victory in a World Championship.

2023 saw our talented young rider wearing red. In fact, Yari raced with the Ducati Panigale V2 for the Barni Racing Team, in the WSSP.

Yari finished a season, marked by a major injury that kept him away from the tracks for many races, with 5 podiums and a lot of emotions for an amazing championship finale.

2024 was his breakthrough year: a title challenge came with seven wins and 14 podiums as he finished behind Adrian Huertas and Stefano Manzi.

2025 Yari remained with the Barni Spark Ducati Racing outfit for 2025 but moves into WorldSBK after two seasons with the team in WorldSSP. Montella got plenty of mileage under his belt in testing, despite not getting much dry running in due to the weather and will be looking to start his WorldSBK career well.

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Taiyō Furusato 古里太陽 made a triumphant debut in the Red Bull MotoGP™ Rookies Cup 2021 by winning the first race at Mugello and finishing 11th overall.
At the same time, he managed to maintain his high level and commitment to the Idemitsu Asia Talent Cup, where he did not let a single race slip through his fingers and was crowned champion in Mandalika.

As a result, Honda Team Asia offered him the chance to compete in the 2022 Moto3 World Championship. The second season proved much more successful, with Taiyo accumulating 63 points, including a second-place finish in Thailand.
In 2024 he was confirmed again by Honda Team Asia for his third season, in Moto3. Taiyo finished the championship in tenth position, with three podiums and his first pole position achieved at the Italian GP.

Taiyo will continue in the 2025 season with as official rider of the Honda Team Asia, in the Moto3 World Championship. We are looking forward to what’s next in 2025.

Samuele Cavalieri, after a few years of apprenticeship in the youth championships, in 2017 made his debut in the Italian Championship CIV, immediately highlighting his class.
“Cava” ends his first seasons in this hard-fought championship always in the top ten, imposing, year after year, a tangible growth, sealed by beautiful victories which, in 2020, lead him to be crowned Vice Italian SBK Champion.

Samuele’s brilliant results at the CIV also guarantee him his debut in the WSBK World Championship and, in 2019 on the Misano Adriatico circuit, he concludes his first two world championship races in thirteenth place, underlining his great talent.
Samuele, after his debut in the WSBK Championship, continued to earn several appearances on the starting grid as a replacement for illustrious riders such as Melandri (2020) and Rabat (2021).

Last season should have been the launch one for Samuele, as a starter rider in the SBK World Championship.
Unfortunately, however, things do not always go as planned and, after only three races, Cavalieri is forced to postpone this important project.

The racing world, however, knows that “Samu” is a strong one and the proposals are not long in coming: in addition to replacing Rabat, in fact, “Cava” also competes in the last three races of the National Trophy 600, taking home two victories and one second place.

The start of the 2022 Championship sees Samuele involved in a new and exciting adventure, the return of Kawasaki Italia to the CIV Superbike. However, a bad injury compromised his season, reducing his commitment on the track to just the two final races in the championship.

The difficult year did not hide Samuele’s. Cava, in 2023 and 2024 seasons, took to the track as an official CIV rider on the Aprilia of the NuovaM2 Racing team, conquering some important podiums.

In 2025 Samu, still involved in the CIV, changes colors wearing a total red suit with the Broncos Racing Team. Cava will ride a Ducati.

O4 Park is more than just a MX track.

What will make 04 Park – Monte Coralli a special place is undoubtedly the idea behind it.

Indeed, everything originates from the passion for motocross.

Still, the project that has emerged and we are now developing will make it a place where people can meet, interact, and share experiences while having fun.
We will organize events and competitions. You can come to ride or spend a different day with your family or friends in an environment built with passion.
You can also come to spend a few hours surrounded by greenery.

A multifunctional area providing services to the community (not just sports-related), leveraging its strategic position within the Motor Valley.

Born in the province of Padova, Martina Favaretto is a young and talented foil fencer who is part of the Italian National Fencing Team (FIS) and the Italian police’s professional sports group, Fiamme Oro.

In recent years, Martina’s list of achievements has been enriched with prestigious milestones, culminating in the victory of the World Team Championship at the Milan 2023 World Fencing Championships.
To add to this success, Martina also won a bronze medal in the individual competition.

With a promising future ahead of her, Martina looks to 2024 with great optimism, aiming to earn a prominent place in the pantheon of this sport.

In the three Fencing World Cup stages she participated in this year, Martina won bronze and silver in the individual competitions, as well as gold and silver in the team competitions.

Martina, together with her teammates, won the silver medal in the women’s team foil event at the 2024 Olympic Games held in Paris, France.

The 2025 season started in the best way Martina, who, during the first two World Cup events, has already achieved two victories: one individual (Tunis) and one team (Busan).

Alessandro began his career in BMX Freestyle in 2000. In 2004 he won the Italian title of BMX Dirt Jump. Two years later the BMX MASTER in Cologna won the first international contest. In 2008 he was the first European in history to qualify for the DEW Tour Final in Cleveland OH. In 2010 he won the FISE in Montpellier, also in the same year he moved to the USA to Woodward PA. In 2013 he participated in the Italians Got Talent television broadcast, conquering the fifth place and an 8 million share in the final episode of Canale 5. In 2014 he finished fifth at the first FISE World Tour in Malaysia and the following year he created the Kobra Bmx Camp with the mission to bring young riders in BMX. In 2018 and 2019 he is Italian Bmx Freestyle Champion and also in 2019 he takes part in a Tour with the Cirque du Soleil in Saudi Arabia. He is currently Captain of the Italian Bmx Freestyle National Team and the president of the KOBRA BMX Show Team for entertainment.

Vera becomes a professional journalists in 2006, after her first experiences on television in 2001 on Rock TV and in 2002 her first experiences in the editorial team of sports.com and then MPWeb. In 2004 she became the face of Milan Channel, as channel presenter. In 2008 she moved to Sky Sport, as correspondent for Milan, and then the Italian National Football Team, the 2014 World Cup in Brazil and the 2016 European Championship in France. As a TV presenter, she is the face of the news (Sky Sport 24) and broadcasts (pre and post game from the field, Mondogol – international football column). She also collaborates with Cielo: ‘Cielo che gol’, conducted by Simona Ventura, and ‘Stop & Gol‘. EXTRA FACTOR host. Since 2017 she has been the face of MotoGP for Sky, host of all the world championship broadcasts, with the itinerant Sky studio in Europe. She is an ambassador for the Rezophonic charity music project. In 2014 she published an ucronic novel about Kurt Cobain, leader of Nirvana, entitled Rewind.