The first time Beatriz “Bea” Sánchez stepped into a Grand Prix was at Aragón in 2010, as a teenager in the grandstands. The roar of the engines sparked a dream that carried her from MotorLand’s press office to the heart of Moto3, Moto2, and MotoE. Now with CFMOTO Aspar Team, she splits her time between media duties and guest coordination, drawing on lessons from her championship-winning years at Red Bull KTM Ajo.

Renita Vermeulen is without a doubt one of the most bright and energetic figures in the MotoGP Paddock. Brimmed with knowledge and enthusiasm, the Australian presenter brings fans right into the heart of the action. Renita’s on-screen presence exudes confidence and authenticity. As Fox Sports Australia’s MotoGP host, she has quickly become the conduit between Aussie motorsport fans and the often-frenetic world of Grand Prix motorcycle racing.

Josie Smith has been behind the scenes in some of motorsport’s most intense moments; from covering Formula One during the chaos of COVID to working alongside rising talents like Jake Dixon, Jacob Roulstone, Eddie O’Shea and Collin Veijer. 🏍️🌟 She’s the one making sure the moments that matter don’t disappear in the noise. 
Now, through First on the Throttle Media, she’s giving MotoGP’s next generation the tools, confidence and voice to own their place in the sport 🌍

Amid this exciting chapter in his career, Savadori is also lending his voice to an important cause off the track. In our recent interview, he took time to reflect on the sport’s evolving inclusivity. His and Aprilia’s engagement in the conversation around female representation in motorsport marks a meaningful step forward in the MotoGP paddock’s growing embrace of diversity.

At just 20 years old, Jacob Roulstone is already making waves on the world stage of motorcycle racing. Hailing from the small town of Jamberoo in New South Wales, Australia, Roulstone’s rise has been as rapid as the bikes he races. In 2024, he leapt into the Moto3 World Championship and wrapped up a remarkably strong rookie season. This impressive debut proved that the quiet kid from Jamberoo could contest with the sport’s elite. It also earned him a continued ride with Red

During a thoughtful discussion with MotoGP commentator Matt Birt, he draws on nearly three decades of experience to share his insights