Moto Manager TP

You are the team principal, not the rider.

In Moto Manager you run a motorcycle racing team through full seasons: develop the bike, sign the riders, deal with sponsors and make the calls that decide races. You follow them from the pit wall, where strategy wins.

THE RACE FROM ABOVE
Follow every Grand Prix live in the TV view: late-braking moves and passes round the outside, wheel-to-wheel duels, a slow-motion start to the first corner, rain, night races, yellow flags and the red flag with everyone back in the pits. Give team orders, change tyre management, call riders in to swap bikes.

FULL SEASONS
Every weekend follows the real rhythm: practice to find the setup, Q1 and Q2 qualifying, a sprint and a full race. A riders' title and a constructors' title to chase.

NINE ERAS
Nine playable championships, from 1996 to 2026, plus a Realistic Mode that relives the 2015 season from inside the garage. Grids, teams and the pecking order all change: every era is a different challenge.

DEVELOP THE BIKE
Tyres, engine and aerodynamics improve with budget and development tokens. New parts arrive at the track and you decide who uses them: every rider has a riding taste, and a part they don't like costs them confidence. Pre-season tests are real sessions, with a work programme for each rider and a setup to find.

MARKET AND GARAGE
Sign riders, negotiate salary, length and clauses. Train your riders, look after your reserve, hire the right engineers, send scouts after young talent. Young riders really improve, veterans decline.

EVERYTHING MATTERS ON TRACK
Weather that turns mid-race, tyre wear, mistakes, crashes, contact between rivals. The stewards investigate and penalise: lodge a protest or defend your rider. In the Safety Commission you vote on the rules with the other teams.

BOOKS TO BALANCE
Sponsors that only pay when you hit the weekend target, structure and travel costs, loans. The board reviews you at mid-season and at the end of the year.

LONG CAREERS
Roll of honour, career statistics, achievements, an archive of past championships, a daily challenge. Riders retire, youngsters arrive from the junior classes, the grid changes over the years.

PLAY ANYWHERE
No connection required, no sign-up. English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Indonesian.

Free, with ads. Videos are always optional: they grant in-game bonuses, and skipping them costs you nothing.

Teams, riders and sponsors are fictional.