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Roberto Rolfo was born on 23 March, 1980 in Turin, Italy, is an Italian motorcycle racer. Discover Roberto Rolfo's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 43 years old?

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Age 43 years old
Zodiac Sign Aries
Born 23 March 1980
Birthday 23 March
Birthplace Turin, Italy
Nationality Ytaly

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1980

Roberto 'Roby' Rolfo (born 23 March 1980) is an Italian former professional motorcycle road racer.

1996

Rolfo began competing in the Grand Prix series with a few wildcard entries in 1996.

1997

After finishing in third place in the European championship in 1997, Rolfo competed in his first full World Championship season in 1998.

1999

In his first season his best result was fifth place in Argentina, and in 1999 it was again a fifth, at Catalunya.

2000

In 2000 he finished no higher than sixth.

2001

2001 proved to be a breakthrough year.

Riding for the Safilo Aprilia team, he finished fourth in the championship, ahead of the factory Aprilias Riccardo Chiarello and Jeremy McWilliams.

After scoring points in the first four races, he scored three podiums in the next four (second at Mugello and Donington Park and 3rd at Catalunya).

He only failed to score points twice all season.

2002

In 2002 he raced for the Fortuna-Honda Gresini team.

He scored five second places, three of them behind countryman and champion Marco Melandri.

He only failed to score points once, earning him third place overall in the world championship.

2003

He had his best season in 2003, when he finished in second place in the 250cc World Championship.

Rolfo competed in the MotoGP class for one year before he switched to the Superbike World Championship, where he remained up to the start of.

Rolfo was born in Turin, Italy.

Following Fausto Gresini's decision to concentrate in MotoGP class in 2003, Rolfo switched to a team run by Daniel Amatrian, albeit main sponsor Fortuna remains.

He went better both in terms of race results and championship finish.

He was victorious at Sachsenring and Phillip Island en route to finishing the season in second overall.

He went into the final race knowing that victory would give him the title unless Manuel Poggiali finished second, but he was down in seventh.

He did beat the series' winningest rider that year, Toni Elías, into third overall however.

2004

2004 was not a success by these standards.

Rolfo won in Spain, but was not on the podium again, finishing only eighth overall.

After making no advance in 2004, Rolfo moved up to MotoGP for 2005, with the D'Antin Ducati team.

Running year-old machinery, on Dunlop tyres which were perceived to be inferior and which the bike was not designed around, and with no teammate, decent results were always going to be hard to come by.

2009

Axed for 2009, he scored a second-row grid position at contract time at Magny-Cours.

He was also quick in the rain at Donington before a rash attempt at overtaking Leon Haslam eliminated him and took Haslam out of contention.

For 2009, he joined the new-to-WSBK Stiggy Racing Honda team, alongside Haslam, but lost the seat following the Qatar round of the season to John Hopkins.

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap)

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(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap)

* Season still in progress.

2016

He started strongly, with a fifth place and two seventh places in the first four races, but only managed two top ten finishes (both at Monza) in the following five rounds, and ultimately finished 16th overall.

For he joined the HANNspree Ten Kate Honda team, alongside champion James Toseland.

Rolfo managed a career-best fourth place at Monza and Silverstone and finished 8th overall, but was overshadowed by his teammate's championship win.

He was not retained by Ten Kate Honda for and signed for Althea Honda, taking Hannspree sponsorship with him.

He missed the Monza round due to injury.

2018

He scored points in nine races, with a best of tenth, to finish 18th overall in the championship.

With no ride available in MotoGP, Roberto switched to the Superbike World Championship for.

He raced for Caracchi Ducati team on a privateer bike.