23 Facts About Mattia Pasini

Mattia Pasini was born on 13 August 1985 and is an Italian Grand Prix motorcycle road racer.

Mattia Pasini finished his first season in the 15th place overall, and earned the rookie of the year award.

In 2006 Mattia Pasini finished fourth overall , having won the Italian Grand Prix and the German Grand Prix.

The 2007 season started very badly as Mattia Pasini suffered from motorcycles malfunctions early in the year.

In 2008, Mattia Pasini rode in the 250cc class for Polaris World Aprilia team.

Mattia Pasini gained his first 250cc victory in the opening round of the season during the Qatar Grand Prix and secured three more podium finishes in the first five rounds.

Mattia Pasini finished the season 8th overall and was the rookie of the year.

In January 2012, it was announced that Mattia Pasini was going to make the step up to MotoGP with the Speed Master team, replacing Anthony West, as he could not acquire the funds to retain the ride.

Mattia Pasini has used this system in Moto2 ever since.

In 2016, Mattia Pasini made a full-time return to Moto2, racing a Kalex for Italtrans Racing.

Mattia Pasini closed the season in eleventh place in championship, having scored 72 points.

In 2017, Mattia Pasini won his first race in 8 years at the Italian GP, and finished in sixth position in the championship.

Mattia Pasini finished ninth in the championship in 2018, having won a race at the Argentine GP.

Mattia Pasini was left without a full time ride again in 2019.

For 2020, Mattia Pasini was an Italian commentator for the Moto2 and Moto3 classes, before stepping in as a replacement driver for Red Bull KTM Ajo in the 2020 Emilia Romagna and Rimini's Coast motorcycle Grand Prix.

Mattia Pasini took Jorge Martin's bike and finished in 16th place, just one tenth of a second behind last point scorer Stefano Manzi.

In 2022, Mattia Pasini was a wildcard for two rounds, at Mugello and Misano driving for GasGas Aspar Team.

Mattia Pasini came back at Valencia for RW Racing, in place of the injured Barry Baltus.

Mattia Pasini had good pace during all the weekend and was several seconds faster than his teammate Zonta van den Goorbergh before qualifying P17.

Mattia Pasini bounced back during the race running 8th before being taken out by Jeremy Alcoba.

Mattia Pasini finished the championship in 31st place with just one point, still in front of other full-time riders.

Mattia Pasini made his four-wheel debut with Inter Europol Competition racing a LMP3 class Ligier JS P320 in the 2021 European Le Mans Series at the 4 Hours of Barcelona.

In May 2005, Mattia Pasini was reported to be living in San Lorenzo in Strada, a hamlet in Riccione.