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Inside Forward Racing Moto2 Chassis Project and Breakthrough Success

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Inside Forward Racing Moto2 Chassis Project and Breakthrough Success
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Teamchefin und Gasgeber: Martina Cuzari mit Alex Escrig© Waldemar Da Rin

Behind the glittering lights of the world championship paddock, Forward Racing is enjoying one of the proudest chapters in its modern history. Martina Cuzari, the operational mastermind behind the Swiss-based structure, revealed the core philosophy instilled by her father and team owner Giovanni Cuzari, who always taught her to stand out from the crowd just like a black sheep in a flock of ordinary sheep.

This defiant independent spirit has driven Forward to forge its own path in the highly competitive Moto2 category by developing a proprietary chassis. Pure elation filled the garage when Alex Escrig returned from parc ferme after securing a historic maiden pole position for the constructor. During the race, the young Spaniard brilliantly led the pack for fourteen laps before finishing third under intense pressure from Daniel Holgado and Ivan Ortola.

The technical gamble on a custom-built frame produced in collaboration with Robby Moto Engineering near Parma is finally bearing fruit on the tarmac. Martina Cuzari emphasized that despite being a smaller manufacturer compared to their major rivals, the unyielding passion and strong backing from engineering partners keep their competitive fire burning. The team's illustrious past boasts memorable milestones, including winning the MotoGP Open Class in 2014 with Aleix Espargaro and fielding renowned riders such as Colin Edwards and Stefan Bradl.

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This ambitious technical journey took its concrete shape when former Aprilia engineer Luca Sandrucci laid down the first blueprint drawings for the current chassis project. As Alex Escrig prepares for his eventual departure, Forward continues looking toward a bright and innovative future in the intermediate class.

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