15 Facts About Stefano Manzi

Stefano Manzi was born on 29 March 1999 and is an Italian motorcycle racer, born in Rimini.

Stefano Manzi ended his rookie campaign with 75 points, and 13th in the standings.

Stefano Manzi returned for both 2013 and 2014, finishing 2013 third in the competition with four 2nd places, and three 3rd places, and again finished third in 2014, with one victory, two 2nd places, and six 3rd places.

Stefano Manzi made his debut in the 2015 Moto3 World Championship, racing from the second round of the season onwards, after being replaced for the opening event by Marco Bezzecchi due to age limits.

Stefano Manzi ended his rookie year 27th in the standings with 10 points.

Stefano Manzi ended the season 29th in the standings, with 13 points, all 13 coming in Silverstone.

In 2017, Stefano Manzi moved up to the Moto2 class with Sky Racing Team VR46 alongside fellow Italian Francesco Bagnaia, riding a Kalex.

Stefano Manzi finished in the points four times, his best result a 7th place at Silverstone, overall finishing the year with 14 points, 25th in the standings.

For 2018, Stefano Manzi switched to Forward Racing, swapping places with Luca Marini who went to Sky Racing Team VR46.

Stefano Manzi managed to stay on the bike, but later crashed out on his own, while Fenati was black-flagged and disqualified from the race.

Stefano Manzi stayed with Forward Racing for the 2019 season, but was now riding MV Agusta bikes.

Stefano Manzi had a better season than 2018, finishing in the points seven times, four times in the top-10, including a 7th place in Assen, and a 4th place in the season closer round at Valencia.

Stefano Manzi ended the season 19th in the rider's championship, with 39 points.

Stefano Manzi unfortunately retired from the race, ending his season with eight point scoring finishes, a best result of 9th in Jerez, and 22nd overall in the championship with 21 points.

Stefano Manzi competed in the 2022 Supersport World Championship, with the Dynavolt Triumph.