Since 2010, when Moto2 replaces 250 as the intermediate category,
Luca Boscoscuro is one of the great protagonists of the championship: he founded SpeedUp
by participating in the world championship as a team and manufacturer.
A difficult and demanding challenge: it is one
thing if you buy a motorcycle to race, but it is different if you decide to design and built the
bike to race. But Luca Boscoscuro’s work is based on solid ground, on a winning plan: in its
first season, the SpeedUp bike wins three races, nine podiums and five poles. Results of great
prestige. Since then, Luca Boscoscuro has continued to improve and refine the motorcycle and
team, always remaining at the top of Moto2 class. The 100% Italian SpeedUp bike achieved 8
victories, 41 podiums and 15 pole positions, becoming a reference point thanks to top-level
choices and technological innovations.
Motorcycle and team: separate identities
A success that went beyond Boscoscuro’s own expectations.
“I didn’t think I’d have sold my bikes to other teams,” says Luca, but that is exactly what
happened. The SpeedUp bike, in its various versions, was so competitive and appreciated
that other teams participating in the Moto2 World Championship and CEV Moto2 have looked
with increasing interest at the performance of the motorcycle, up to choosing it for their
riders.
“For this reason, the time has come for a change, to give the bike an identity independent from
the team” explains Luca: it is right to distinguish it with a proper name, because while the
SpeedUp Team continues its journey and its growth, the bike designed and created in the
Veneto racing department must do the same.
The Boscoscuro B-21 motorcycle
So, in 2021, the Boscoscuro B-21 bike is born, which will be lined up by SpeedUp Racing with
Jorge Navarro and the 2020 Moto2 European Champion, Yari Montella and by Aspar Team
with its riders Aron Canet and the 2020 Moto3 World Champion, Albert Arenas.
Not only that: always attentive to young talents, Luca Boscoscuro has been dedicating himself
for some years to the CIV premoto3 and CEV Moto2.
In 2021 the decisive step: among the participants in the Moto2 European Championship,
there will be the Boscoscuro Talent Team that will line up the B-21H bikes with the riders
Fermìn Aldeguer and Alonso Lopez.
