Motodays 2026

Motodays the leading motorcycle event for Central and Southern Italy, organised and hosted by Fiera Roma, returns. Now in its 14th edition, it has become an unmissable fixture for enthusiasts, companies and industry professionals. This year, the event takes a decisive step towards the future by placing younger generations at the heart of its vision.

The claim “Young Riders, You’re Welcome!” is not merely a slogan, but a clear and concrete statement of intent. Motodays 2026 speaks directly to new licence holders, students, young enthusiasts and digital riders, building a project that combines passion, training, safety and contemporary entertainment. In a rapidly evolving market, young people represent a fundamental driving force, and the Rome-based event positions itself as an inclusive, dynamic and highly experiential environment in which to grow, connect and experience motorcycling in all its dimensions.

Among the most significant new features is the Young Academy, a training initiative bringing a real circuit to the exhibition, dedicated to the technical development of emerging talent. Participants will have the opportunity to test iconic models such as GP-0 and GP-2, experiencing the genuine thrill of the track in complete safety. Sessions will be led by former MotoGP rider Simone Corsi, alongside EMG Riding School and Christel Village, in a programme combining theory, practice and sporting culture.

Motodays 2026 further strengthens its spectacular and immersive character. In Pavilion 3, Talaria Ride Life makes its debut – an arena entirely dedicated to electric motorcycles. This dynamic, high-impact area will host test rides, live shows and performances by official riders, alongside the spectacular Wheelie Machine, symbolising a form of electric mobility that is youthful, exciting and high-performing.

Road safety becomes one of the cornerstones of the 2026 edition, thanks to the new Under 30 on-road advanced riding course, which can be booked directly via the event’s official website. Through training provided by Southland, young riders will acquire essential skills for safe, aware and responsible riding. On 6 March, moreover, more than 3,000 students will take part in a major edutainment project dedicated to road safety, featuring activities, talks and opportunities for dialogue with institutions, companies and trainers.

Motodays 2026 also introduces a renewed Gaming Area, dedicated to motorsport video games on PC, consoles and professional simulators. Tournaments, competitions, meetings with gamers and presentations of new titles will create a bridge between the real and the virtual, bringing younger audiences closer to motorsport through an immersive and engaging experience.

Completing the picture is the launch of the Motodays Creative Lab, an innovative space conceived as a production and networking hub for creators, influencers, videomakers and storytellers within the motorcycle world. A meeting point for digital communities and companies alike, where content, ideas and new languages converge to tell the story of motorcycling today and tomorrow.