2011. First season, first time
Ana Carrasco and Pedro Rodríguez race for us. Ana becomes the first woman to score points in the CEV, reaches the World Championship and later wins big in World Superbike.
History
A storywritten ontrack.
Our team hasn't stopped winning since day one.
2012. The first World Championship podium
Hafizh Syahrin arrives with just one Moto2 race behind him and no experience of these circuits. In Moto3, Luca Amato takes the team's first wins and is Spanish runner-up; Hafizh is the second-best privateer in Moto2. As a wildcard at the Malaysian GP, 'El Pescao' finishes fourth in the wet and, after Anthony West's disqualification, is classified third: Team Stylobike's first World Championship podium.
2013. Coming of age
Albert Arenas joins and wins in Albacete in Moto3. Hafizh battles Román Ramos and Alex Mariñelarena all season, finishes third in the Spanish Championship and shines in his wildcards.
2014. Into the Moto2 World Championship
El Pescao races the Moto2 World Championship and scores points. In the FIM CEV, talented Florian Alt and promising Ramdan Rosli arrive to learn new classes and circuits.
2015. A season of growth
Ramdan Rosli steps up to Moto2 in the FIM CEV Repsol while Hafizh keeps building his World Championship career, earning respect from fans and rivals.
2016. Two championships at once
Ramdan Rosli and Samuele Cavalieri represent the team in Moto2 in the FIM CEV Repsol. El Pescao keeps growing in a tough World Championship year, with flashes of his quality.
2017. Hafizh, an elite rider
Hafizh finishes in the World Championship TOP 10 several times. In the FIM CEV Repsol, Cardelús keeps progressing and Ricky Cardús wins several races to finish runner-up, beaten only by Eric Granado.
2018. On to MotoGP
After Syahrin's move to MotoGP, the team focuses on the FIM CEV Repsol. Cardelús scores 86 points and new talents such as Piotr Biesiekirski and Matteo Ciprietti join.
2019. A winning start
Niki Tuuli wins the opening race of the Moto2 European Championship at Estoril and takes four podiums in four rounds to finish fifth. Matteo Ciprietti and Piotr Biesiekirski complete the team.
2020. European runners-up
In a year shaped by the pandemic, Niki Tuuli is Moto2 European runner-up with nine podiums and two poles, despite breaking his wrist mid-season. Xavi Cardelús finishes sixth and MotorLand brings the team's first double podium of the year.
2021. Teaming up with Pertamina and Euvic
The Pertamina Mandalika SAG Stylobike Euvic Team is born. Dimas Ekky Pratama finishes ninth in the European Championship, Piotr Biesiekirski takes two fifth places at Estoril and Barcelona, and Aleix Viu is fifth at MotorLand.
2022. Yamaha Philippines arrives
As Yamaha Philippines Stylobike Racing, Álex Escrig wins at Jerez and Portimão, takes seven podiums, finishes third in the European Championship and steps up to the Moto2 World Championship. McKinley Kyle Paz becomes the first Filipino in the Moto2 European Championship.
2023. Podium at Estoril
Harrison Voight and Marco Tapia, a Stock 600 champion, join the team. Voight finishes on the podium in the first Estoril race and Tapia ends the season tenth, with two fourth places at Portimão.
2024. Heading to Asia
Voight and Tapia stay in the Moto2 European Championship and the team makes its Asia Road Racing Championship debut with Hafizh Syahrin and JDT Racing Team, with Valeriano Rodríguez as technical manager.
2025. Champions in Asia
Hafizh Syahrin and JDT Racing Team win the ASB1000 title in the Asia Road Racing Championship, including a win at Motegi. Marco Tapia, Marcos Ludeña and Cristian Lolli race in the Moto2 European Championship.
2026. With Yamaha in Europe
Javier Palomera and David Real carry the Team Stylobike colours in the Moto2 European Championship. Palomera finishes ninth, with fourth place at Barcelona as his best result.
The story goes on
We race in the Moto2 European Championship (FIM MotoJunior) and in the ARRC with Johor Racing Team, where we celebrated the title with Hafizh Syahrin.
They raced with us
Ana Carrasco
2011Pedro Rodríguez
2011Hafizh Syahrin
2012Luca Amato
2012Albert Arenas
2013Florian Alt
2014Ramdan Rosli
2014Samuele Cavalieri
2016Ricky Cardús
2017Xavi Cardelús
2017–2018Matteo Ciprietti
2018–2019Piotr Biesiekirski
2018–2021Niki Tuuli
2019–2020Aleix Viu
2021Dimas Ekky Pratama
2021McKinley Kyle Paz
2022–2023Álex Escrig
2022Harrison Voight
2023–2024Marco Tapia
2023–2025Cristian Lolli
2025
