15 Facts About Michel Fabrizio

Michel Fabrizio was born on 17 September 1984 and is a former professional motorcycle road racer.

Michel Fabrizio won the 2003 European Superstock championship aboard a Suzuki GSXR 1000.

Michel Fabrizio was replaced by 2003 Harris WCM rider David De Gea.

In turn, Michel Fabrizio was replaced by British rider James Ellison for the race.

Michel Fabrizio failed to finish the race, but had done enough to prove himself.

Michel Fabrizio was 5th overall, with 9 top 5 results in the 12 races, although without a win.

For 2006 Michel Fabrizio was teamed with the veteran Pierfrancesco Chili on privateer Honda machinery.

Michel Fabrizio started his career with fifth and eighth at Qatar.

Michel Fabrizio stood in for Toni Elias on MotoGP Fortuna Honda at Donington Park, but crashed in practice and broke his collarbone.

Michel Fabrizio replaced the injured Elias again for the same team in the 2007 German Grand Prix at Sachsenring on July 15,2007.

Michel Fabrizio came third in race one at Philip Island, Australia, despite a huge crash at the original start.

Michel Fabrizio had a double-DNF at Assen, shortly before an arm operation, and finished a career-best 8th overall.

Michel Fabrizio's race was marred by physical difficulties, which caused him to retire from the first race in Brno.

Michel Fabrizio then being unavailable for the next race in Indianapolis the ride was given to Aleix Espargaro for the remaining two races.

Michel Fabrizio took part in the CIV championship as wildcard entries at Mugello in 2021.