The Italian football squad&rsquo;s Euro 2020 win has touched every sporting discipline, motorcycling included. To celebrate the national team&rsquo;s incredible win, the Sky Racing Team VR46 has published images of a Ducati Desmosedici on a football pitch, with a special blue colour scheme just like that of the national side. &nbsp;  Will we see it on track?  &quot;Celebrating a big milestone for our country. How would you like to see a special livery dedicated to the Blues?&quot;, is the message the team posts alongside the photo.  And judging by the enthusiastic replies, it looks quite possible that the blue colour may reappear on the Sky Racing Team MotoGP and Moto2 bikes at an upcoming race.     &nbsp;   &nbsp;  &nbsp;    &nbsp;    &nbsp;   Visualizza questo post su Instagram   Un post condiviso da Sky Racing Team VR46 (@skyracingteamvr46)      Translated by Heather Watson   MotoGP, Suzuki with no rear holeshot: the riders are keen to use it 

To celebrate Italy&rsquo;s Euro 2020 win, the racing team has published images of a special commemorative colour scheme on social media ahead of a possible track debut

MotoGP: the Sky Racing Team showcases the blue of the national football team

        It&rsquo;s a special day for the entire SKY Racing team VR46, doubly special in fact, as Valentino Rossi turns 42 on the same day as team SKY presents its Moto2 and MotoGP line-ups for 2021. The two riders in the intermediate class are the reconfirmed Marco Bezzecchi and rookie Celestino Vietti Ramus, without forgetting Luca Marini, who will compete in MotoGP with the Esponsorama/VR46 team. The unveiling  A real celebration then, as the three riders taking part in the team SKY presentation revealed the bikes with which they will compete this season. The colours remain unchanged, blue standing out on black. In the riders' words  First to speak was the SKY representative in the reigning class, Luca Marini: &ldquo;It&rsquo;s a big jump, and I&rsquo;m pleased to make it wearing these colours. It will be an important year that I&rsquo;ll never forget, it marks an important point. I&rsquo;m focusing on my preparation and will do everything I can to be fast as soon as possible. The bike looks amazing and I&rsquo;m sure it will be fast on track too. The work done with the Academy pushes us beyond our limits and has allowed us to be here with the best in the world&rdquo;. As for the Moto2 riders, and despite the different challenges they face, both Bezzecchi and Vietti Ramus are ready to race: &ldquo;The level will be very high, but we have the potential &ndash; comments Marco &ndash; It&rsquo;s a real honour to be part of Vale&rsquo;s team and this is what makes me most proud. Celestino and I have been friends forever, we&rsquo;re close, it&rsquo;s going to be great. He&rsquo;s strong and I hope to have some great races with him&rdquo;. The greatest pair in the world  And Marco&rsquo;s team-mate Celestino Vietti Ramus continues in a similar vein: &ldquo;I hope the Moto2 suits me. I was one of the tallest in Moto3 and struggled. The technical level of the team is very high and I hope I can learn a lot from them. My relationship with Bez is great, he&rsquo;s proved to be fast and I can learn a lot from him too, but I&rsquo;d also like to help him if I have the chance&rdquo;. Translated by Heather Watson MotoGP: the Monster Energy Yamaha team is presented       

The new Moto2 squad will comprise Marco Bezzecchi and Celestino Vietti Ramus, while Luca Marini represents in the reigning class

Sky Racing team VR46 presents its 2021 colours and line-up

        Like its Spanish &lsquo;counterpart&rsquo; Estrella Galicia - Monlau Competicion, the Moto3 Sky Racing Team VR46, connected to the Academy, will not compete in Moto3 next season. This is both because there are no Italian riders available to compete and because the team&rsquo;s closure is part of the operation (the team&rsquo;s KTM bikes going to Avintia) that sees Luca Marini move to MotoGP from Moto2. The Italian team has had a similar run to its Spanish counterpart, though with no world title, but it is responsible for launching talents such as Dalla Porta, Bagnaia, Vietti, Foggia, Bulega and solid riders like Fenati and Migno. We take a look back at the adventures of the Sky Racing Team VR46 in the Moto3 championship 2014 - The debut and initial wins  A couple of years after Monlau Competicion, in 2014 Sky Racing Team VR46 appeared on the scene, fruit of a partnership between Sky and Valentino Rossi&rsquo;s VR46. The structure made use of high-performance KTM RC250GP bikes ridden by Romano Fenati and Pecco Bagnaia. The team&rsquo;s first four wins came that very same year at the hands of Fenati, who closed the championship in fifth place, Bagnaia 16th. 2016 - Fenati out, Dalla Porta in  In 2016 Fenati and Migno were joined by Nicol&ograve; Bulega, CEV Moto3 champion with the Junior team. It was a season of highs and lows, success and difficulties. Everything ran smoothly until before the Austrian weekend when Fenati was suspended following disagreements with the management and subsequently dropped. He was replaced by Lorenzo Dalla Porta. With the points scored early in the season, Fenati closed tenth but at the end of the year it was Bulega who was smiling, having finished seventh, with Migno 17th and Dalla Porta 30th. 2017 - Migno triumphs at Mugello  Migno and Bulega continued on in 2017, riding an updated KTM RC250GP compared to that of the previous year. It was Migno who faired the best, finishing eighth also thanks to a win, his first, at Mugello. Dennis Foggia also made his debut this year, coming from CEV Moto3 to make two wild card appearances in preparation for the following season. 2018 &ndash; Foggia is made official, Celestino Vietti debuts  The official riders for the 2018 season were Nicol&ograve; Bulega and Dennis Foggia. It was a complicated year for the pair, with numerous DNFs for both Nicol&ograve; and Dennis and an injury for Bulega at Thailand. The number 8 rider was replaced by Celestino Vietti, a CEV rider, who soon made an impact, 14th in Japan but then 3rd in the following race in Australia. At the end of the year, Foggia closed in 19th position, with 55 points, while Bulega scored only 18 points, Vietti finishing ahead of him despite competing in only four races. 2019 - Vietti superstar  2019 was the year Celestino Vietti really stepped up. The Italian reached the podium on three occasions (Jerez, Catalunya and Motegi) and finished sixth overall with 135 points. Foggia was also on the podium (third) at Aragon. 2020 - The final wins and podiums  In its final Moto3 season, the team confirmed Vietti and brought back Andrea Migno for a second stint. It was a difficult year for Migno, while Vietti fought for the title up until the Teruel race, which he finished fifth. Two DNFs at Valencia ruled him out of the title chase, although he was able to console himself with his first career wins (Stiria and Le Mans) and promotion to Moto2. Translated by Heather Watson Moto3, Simoncelli disappointed: &ldquo;Our ambitious plans went up in smoke&rdquo;       

The team linked to Valentino Rossi&rsquo;s Academy will not line up next season, officially due to a &lsquo;lack of Italian talent&rsquo;. We take a look back at the Sky Racing Team&rsquo;s journey in Moto3

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