2025 – Record season in WorldWCR and continued category development

The 2025 season marked a major consolidation phase for Klint Forward Racing across multiple championships.

Moto2 World Championship
The team competed once again with its own motorcycle, confirming Alex Escrig and Jorge Navarro in the rider line-up.
Simone Corsi joined the structure as Sporting Director and test rider, reinforcing the technical organisation in order to improve overall championship performance.

FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship (WorldWCR)
María Herrera delivered a historic season for the team, winning the 2025 WorldWCR title with an impressive record of 6 victories and 10 podiums in 12 races, scoring 245 points and securing the world crown.
Alongside her, Roberta Ponziani achieved a strong fourth place in the overall standings.
These results represented a major milestone for the team, bringing significant international visibility and prestige.

MotoE World Championship
Klint Forward Racing confirmed its presence in the electric world championship, once again fielding Andrea Mantovani and María Herrera.
Mantovani achieved four podium finishes and one victory and, after leading the championship during the early part of the season, concluded the year in seventh place overall, marking the best final result ever achieved by the rider and team in MotoE.

Additional racing programmes
Beyond the main championships, in 2025 the team also ran dedicated projects in the JuniorGP World Championship and in the 6 Hours of Spa within the Honda Trophy, further demonstrating the team’s versatility and international presence across both national and global competitions.

2024 – New commitment in the FIM MotoE World Championship and WorldWCR

In 2024, the team expanded its sporting programme by debuting in the MotoE World Championship. The rider line-up featured Andrea Mantovani and María Herrera, alongside the team’s well-established presence in Moto2.
This strategic decision underlined the team’s commitment to alternative technologies and sustainability, while further strengthening its competitive positioning within electric motorcycle racing.

At the same time, the team entered the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship (WorldWCR). María Herrera quickly became a front-runner, leading the standings from the opening rounds, winning several races and delivering outstanding results for the international team, ultimately securing the World Vice-Champion title.

From a marketing and communication perspective, a multi-year agreement was launched with the Swedish company Klint, which became the Title Sponsor of the team across all championships.
The partnership led to a complete visual and branding refresh, including new liveries, promotional materials and tailor-made digital and social media content for the main partner.

2023 – Forward Racing as an independent manufacturer in Moto2

For the 2023 season, Forward Racing returned to operating fully as an independent manufacturerin the Moto2 World Championship, part of the MotoGP World Championship.

The team confirmed young riders Alex Escrig and Marcos Ramírez on the Forward F2 bike, officially presenting the new technical project and strengthening its long-term strategy aimed at consolidating Forward’s proprietary engineering identity.

2022

MV Agusta Forward Racing Team

Moto2 World Championship riders: Simone Corsi and Marcos Ramirez

FIM Junir GP riders: Hector Grazo and Nicola Gianico

ESSP riders: Dijiro Sako and Maria Herrera

2021

MV Agusta Forward Racing Team

Moto2 World Championship riders: Simone Corsi and Lorenzo Baldassarri

Wild Card rider: Tommaso Marcon

2020

MV Agusta Forward Racing Team - Moto2 World Championship Riders: Stefano Manzi e Simone Corsi

2019

MV Agusta Reparto Corse Forward Racing Team

Moto2 World Championship riders: Stefano Manzi and Dominique Aegerter

2018/2019

MV Agusta Reparto Corse Forward Racing Team

Moto2 World Championship riders: Stefano Manzi and Dominique Aegerter

2018

FORWARD RACING TEAM

Moto2 World Championship ridersi: Stefano Manzi and Eric Ganado - Isaac Viñales

2017

FORWARD RACING TEAM

Moto2 World Championship riders: Lorenzo Baldassarri and Luca Marini

2016

FORWARD RACING TEAM

Moto2 World Championship   riders: Lorenzo Baldassarri and Luca Marini

2015

FORWARD RACING TEAM

MotoGP World Championship riders: Toni Elías and  Loris Baz

FORWARD RACING TEAM

Moto2 World Championship   riders: Simone Corsi and Lorenzo Baldassarri

2014

FORWARD RACING TEAM

MotoGP World Championship  riders: Colin Edwards  and Aleix Espargaró

FORWARD RACING TEAM

Moto2 World Championship    riders: Simone Corsi  and Mattia Pasini

2013

FORWARD RACING TEAM

MotoGP World Championship  riders: Colin Edwards and  Claudio Corti

FORWARD RACING TEAM

Moto2 World Championship  riders: Simone Corsi - Alex De Angelis - Mattia Pasini  - Ricard Cardús

2012

FORWARD RACING TEAM

MotoGP World Championship rider: Colin Edwards

FORWARD RACING TEAM

Moto2 World Championship   riders: Alex De Angelis and Yuki Takahashi

2011

FORWARD RACING TEAM

Moto2 World Championship riders: Jules Cluzel - Alex Baldolini

FORWARD RACING TEAM

“Junior” (Civ and Superstock)

2010

FORWARD RACING TEAM

Moto2 World Championship

TENUTA SAN PIETRO - LE RIE – FORWARD TEAM (sponsoring)

CATEGORIA– FORWARD TEAM  (sponsoring)

2009

RACE ON ICE - Event's planning

TEAM MEDIA ACTION PRO RACE – Civ

SUZUKI – GRUPPO CONSULTA (sponsoring)

2008

TECH3 - Sponsoring & hospitality management

2007

FIAT YAMAHA - Sponsoring

2006-2005

FIAT/ABARTH  - Start-up & Sponsoring    

MONZA RALLY SHOW - Event management

2004

MOMI (Moto e Miti) - Event management

2000

MONZA RALLY SHOW  (varie edizioni) - Event management

TEAM DU MARTEL - Motomondiale classe 125cc (Pilota: Alessandro Brannetti)  

1999

MEDIA ACTION - Fondazione azienda