The specialized workwear line will become the official sponsor of the SeventyTwo Artbox team participating in the FIM Junior GP and will serve as the official staff supplier throughout the 2025 season.
Roly WRK, the workwear brand of Gor Factory, has signed a sponsorship agreement with SeventyTwo Motorsports to support the young talent development team in the 2025 FIM JuniorGP championship. The brand’s image will be showcased by the team led by Emilio Alzamora, former world motorcycling champion, which features promising young riders: Carlos Cano from Murcia, Brian Uriarte from Cantabria, Fynn Kratochwil from Germany, and Kevin Farkas from Hungary.
During the 2025 FIM Junior GP season, the Roly WRK image will be displayed on the riders’ motorcycles and racing suits, as well as across all team branding. Additionally, Roly WRK will outfit the entire SeventyTwo Artbox Racing technical team, consisting of more than 20 people, providing them with everything necessary to carry out their work during championship races and preparations.
Proud to Announce This Agreement
Fernando Rubio, president and founder of Gor Factory, states that the company is “proud to announce this sponsorship agreement with SeventyTwo Motorsports. This commitment goes beyond our brand’s visibility; it represents our passion for innovation, quality, and the spirit of improvement—values we share with the world of motorcycling.”
Motorcycling is a sport that demands maximum performance, dedication, and teamwork—principles that guide Gor Factory and have encouraged this collaboration, as Rubio affirms. Furthermore, he is confident in “a successful season alongside SeventyTwo Artbox Racing Team, and we are sure that together we will achieve great goals.”
For his part, Emilio Alzamora expressed his gratitude for Gor Factory’s commitment and support in joining the SeventyTwo Motorsports project, stating, “their commitment and trust are fundamental to continue growing and to be able to provide the necessary tools and training to the new generation of young talent. Having a sponsor of Roly WRK’s prestige motivates us even more to continue working with dedication and with the goal of taking both the riders and the brand to the top.”
The agreement was signed at the Gor Factory offices and was attended by former rider Emilio Alzamora, who saw firsthand the company’s work and the garments his team will wear. With this annual alliance, the company begins its commitment to national and regional sports.