CIV Pre-Moto3 champion in 2014, Italian Tony Arbolino, then moved to the FIM CEV Repsol Moto3™ Junior World Championship for 2015 and won his first race in the series the following year. The Italian then joined the Moto3™ World Championship as part of a new project with SIC58 Squadra Corse, his CEV team, as they added another string to their bow and headed onto the world stage. For 2018, the Italian switched to Marinelli Rivacold Snipers as he continued pushing forward, taking some solid top 10 results, flighting at the front and securing his first two pole positions. 2019 saw him earn race wins in Italy and the Netherlands, with five podiums and a series of Top 6 finishes, seeing him finish fourth in the standings. 2020 started with a bang, with Arbolino securing third place in the Spanish GP, while three second place finishes helped keep his title hopes alive despite not having a race that season. Victory finally came in Valencia, much to his delight, with fifth place in the Portuguese GP, seeing him end his Moto3™ career as runner-up. 2021 saw him make the move to the intermediate class with Liqui Moly IntactGP, where he struggled to find consistency. Four top 10 finishes, including a best of fourth in Le Mans, earned him a move to Marc VDS for 2022, and it didn’t take him long to settle into his new surroundings. Three consecutive top eight finishes were followed by a maiden Moto2™ victory at COTA, and he added two more wins to his name during the latter stages of the campaign in Thailand and Malaysia. 2023 saw him remain with the Marc VDS outfit, setting his sights on Championship glory after finishing on the podium in the first three Grand Prix. Arbolino would miss out on the World Championship, ending the year as the Moto2 title runner-up as he looked towards 2024 with the Elf Marc VDS Racing Team. The Italian scored his first podium of 2024 at the Aragon GP, ending the year 10th in the standings as he looks towards a change of scenery in 2025 with a move to Pramac Yamaha Moto2™.