Voge FR150 Formica Rossa Joins the Grid for 2025 in Malaysian CubPrix and ARRC

Voge to show its determination in the competitive motorcycle racing arena, while also elevating the FR150 as a benchmark in its class.

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MForce Bike Holdings, the official distributor of the Voge motorcycle brand in Malaysia, has announced that the Voge FR150 Formica Rossa will make its competitive debut in the Malaysian CubPrix Championship and the Asian Road Racing Championship (ARRC) for the 2025 season.

The inclusion of the FR150 in this prestigious series marks a bold step for Voge, aiming to demonstrate the bike’s capabilities and establish it as a formidable contender on the racetrack.

The FR150 features a 150cc DOHC single-cylinder engine that produces 15.4 hp at 8,500 rpm and 13.5 Nm of torque at 7,500 rpm. The platform draws inspiration from the Honda RSX engine but incorporates improvements to boost performance. 

Key features include a slipper clutch, dual-channel ABS (a first in its class), and a 6-speed manual transmission. The bike also boasts a 5.8L fuel tank, offering ample range for endurance challenges.

Currently undergoing homologation by race organizers, the FR150 is expected to gain approval ahead of the 2025 season. This development not only validates the bike’s engineering excellence but also underscores Voge’s dedication to innovation and competitive racing.

Voge’s entry into CubPrix and ARRC is set to intensify competition, introducing a new layer of excitement to these iconic events. Fans can look forward to seeing the FR150 take on seasoned rivals, elevating the drama and spectacle of the races.

The racing team selection process is already underway, with the official team name and rider lineup anticipated to be revealed in January 2025. Voge is focused on identifying talented riders who can fully leverage the FR150’s performance, showcasing its prowess on the track.

This move cements Voge’s ambition to leave a lasting mark in the competitive motorcycle racing landscape, while also elevating the FR150 as a benchmark in its class.