Many entrepreneurs have a passion they’ve never turned into a business.

For motorcycle lovers, there’s now a concrete way to do it.

A few days ago we opened the first Moto Trainer franchise in Monza, Italy.

The launch featured two world champions, Manuel Poggiali and Marco Melandri, going head-to-head on our simulators at Mugello in front of packed stands.

It was a clear picture of what bappens when racing, community and entertainment come together in one place.

The Monza center runs on multiple revenue streams:

→ Free practice sessions for enthusiasts

→ Online races against riders worldwide

→ One-te-one and group riding courses.

→ Corporate events and private parties

But what really matters to business owners is something else.

Moto Trainer is the official MotoGP simulator, recognized by the FIM, with an international community already on board.

Franchisees don’t have to build brand credibility from scratch: it’s already there, along with a passionate audience and growing demand.

That’s why more and more entrepreneurs see Moto Trainer as a second income stream, built on something they love.

Monza is the first. We are choosing the next.