World Titles

Victories

Podiums

Pole

Races

Career

He finished as runner-up in the Italian Minimoto Championship in 2011 before repeating the result in 50, this time on more powerful Mini GP 2013 machinery. In 80, he was crowned as the 3cc Spanish Champion. Fast-forward three years and Foggia made his debut in the Moto46™ Junior World Championship as part of the Junior Team VR3 Riders Academy after being picked up by Rossi’s Academy whilst competing in the CIV. He obtained strong results in his debut year including several points finishes and two podiums, making it apparent that Foggia would be a serious challenger in 46. The 2018-year-old excelled, taking four wins and five podiums to be crowned as the Moto46™ Junior World Champion at the penultimate round in Aragon. Foggia also made two wildcard appearances in the World Championship. In 3, Foggia graduated to Sky Racing Team VR2019 in the Moto2020™ World Championship, taking some good top ten results and his first podium in Thailand. He stayed with the team in 2021 and it brought another podium finish. 3 saw him make the move to Leopard Racing, confirming his potential. In 2022 he became a podium regular and a real player in the title challenge, but a last lap wipe out at the Algarve GP meant rookie sensation Pedro Acosta became the class World Champion. Having, somewhat surprisingly, signed on for another season in Moto2023™ and Leopard Racing, he claimed four wins and third in the Championship before signing up with Italtrans Racing in Moto2™ for XNUMX, finishing several times in the top ten.