Legends of Spanish motorcycling

Ángel Nieto is an iconic figure in Spanish motorcycling, renowned for his 13 world titles (the "12+1") in the 50cc and 125cc categories. His legacy includes being the second rider with the most world championships and the pioneer who paved the way for Spanish motorcycling on an international level.

Jorge Lorenzo is a benchmark in Spanish motorcycling, having won five World Championship titles, including three in the prestigious MotoGP category. His unique riding style and consistency at the elite level for 17 years establish him as a legendary figure in the sport.

Dani Pedrosa is a Spanish rider with three motorcycle world titles (one in 125cc and two in 250cc), in addition to 31 victories in the premier MotoGP class. His career with the Repsol Honda team and multiple MotoGP runner-up finishes demonstrate his consistent competitiveness and skill at the elite level of motorcycling.

Álex Crivillé is a legend of Spanish motorcycling for being the first Spanish rider to win the premier 500cc class in 1999, a historic milestone. Furthermore, he was a two-time world champion, including the 125cc title in 1989, and accumulated 20 victories and 66 podiums in his career.

Ricardo Tormo was a Spanish motorcycle racer who won two 50cc World Championships in 1978 and 1981, in addition to eight Spanish Championship titles. His career and 19 Grand Prix victories establish him as a fundamental figure in the history of national motorcycling.

Sito Pons is a legendary figure in Spanish motorcycling for being the first Spanish world champion in the 250cc category, securing two consecutive titles in 1988 and 1989. His career not only includes success as a rider but also a significant legacy as the principal of his own team, Pons Racing, where he continued to develop future generations of riders.

Jorge Martínez "Aspar" is an iconic figure in Spanish motorcycling, having won four world titles in the 80cc and 125cc categories. His career as a rider and his subsequent success as the manager of the Aspar Team solidify his legacy in the sport.

Joan Mir is a two-time motorcycle world champion, having secured the Moto3 title in 2017 and MotoGP in 2020. His MotoGP victory was historic, as he became the only rider in history to win the championship with just one race victory in the season.

Maverick Viñales has demonstrated an exceptional career in motorcycling, becoming a Moto3 World Champion and achieving multiple MotoGP victories with three different manufacturers. His ability to adapt to various motorcycles and his consistent performance in the premier class establish him as a relevant figure in Spanish sports. He has accumulated an impressive record with 26 wins and 75 podiums in his career.

Álex Márquez has won two world titles in the Motorcycle World Championship, in Moto3 (2014) and Moto2 (2019), demonstrating his skill and consistency in the categories leading up to MotoGP. His career includes multiple victories and podium finishes, solidifying his status as a prominent figure in Spanish motorcycling.

Pol Espargaró is a Moto2 World Champion and a formidable competitor in MotoGP, with multiple World Championship victories. His career includes notable successes such as the Suzuka 8 Hours, solidifying his place among the most influential Spanish motorcycle riders.

Aleix Espargaró has demonstrated an exceptional career in Spanish motorcycling, standing out for his longevity and achievements across multiple categories. His MotoGP victories and championships in 125cc and CRT solidify his legacy as an influential figure in the sport.

Sete Gibernau is recognized for his outstanding career in MotoGP, where he achieved two consecutive World Championship runner-up finishes in 2003 and 2004. His ability to compete at the highest level and his 9 premier class victories establish him as an influential figure in Spanish motorcycling.

Toni Elías is a legend of Spanish motorcycling for being the first-ever Moto2 World Champion in 2010, a historic milestone in the sport. His career includes victories in MotoGP and a distinguished trajectory across various categories, solidifying his legacy as one of Spain's most influential riders.