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Biography
Quote: Name: Daniel Pedrosa forecaster / Dani Pedrosa Nationality: Spanish Date of birth: September 29, 1985 (1985-09-29) (age 25) Place of birth: Sabadell, Spain Website: www.danipedrosa.com Current Team: Repsol Honda Team Bike number: 26 Championships: 3 (125-2003-2004 250cc, 250cc-2005) Race starts: 162 Wins: 35 Podium finishes: 88 Pole positions: 35 Fastest laps: 42 Points: 2377 2010 championship position: 2nd (245 pts) Quote: Daniel Pedrosa or used to be called Dani Pedrosa was born on September 29, 1985 in Sabadell, Spain. Men who berpostur 158 cm and body weight of 51 kilograms is the main driver manufacturer Honda are joining together HRC Repsol Honda team. Although relatively small stature to the size of the Europeans, Pedrosa has remarkable achievements in world motor racing event.
His career in the world of motor racing began when he was only 12 years old with a 3rd place in the Spanish Pocket Bike Championship. A year later, with the more mature racing skills, he managed to win the Spanish Pocket Bike Championships. Having won the Spanish Pocket Bike, 1999, Pedrosa started on the championship race is even higher, namely Honda Movistar Activa Joven Cup. In that year he occupies the 8th position by using a Honda RS 125. The next year (2000), he moved to Spanish Championship 125cc championship and won the 4th position by using a Honda RS 125.
After becoming champion in the 125cc class throughout Spain, in 2001, Pedrosa started up the motor racing world championship, that is MotoGP. Still using a Honda RS 125, the year he succeeded only ranked eighth in the final championship standings. A year later, still in the 125cc class with Telefonica Movistar Honda team JR, Pedrosa can improve its ranking to the order of the three at the end of season race in 2002. The new racing season in 2003, still with the same team, Pedrosa managed to poke into the first rank with a total of 223 points.
Success became world champion in the 125cc class, is the capital for Pedrosa to setting pace into a higher class, namely the 250cc class. In the first year of its debut in the 250 cc class, with the team Telefonica Movistar Honda 250, he immediately became world champion in 250cc Grand Prix. One year later (2005), he again dominated the race and retain his 250cc Grand Prix world champion.
In the season of 2006 - Now, Pedrosa started appearing in the premier class (MotoGP). Still use the Honda, he joined Repsol Honda Team HRC. This team is a great team that has brought Michael Doohan won the world title five consecutive times (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998), Alex Criville became world champion in 1999, and Valentino Rossi became world champion in 2002 and 2003.
Biography
Quote: Name: Daniel Pedrosa forecaster / Dani Pedrosa Nationality: Spanish Date of birth: September 29, 1985 (1985-09-29) (age 25) Place of birth: Sabadell, Spain Website: www.danipedrosa.com Current Team: Repsol Honda Team Bike number: 26 Championships: 3 (125-2003-2004 250cc, 250cc-2005) Race starts: 162 Wins: 35 Podium finishes: 88 Pole positions: 35 Fastest laps: 42 Points: 2377 2010 championship position: 2nd (245 pts) Quote: Daniel Pedrosa or used to be called Dani Pedrosa was born on September 29, 1985 in Sabadell, Spain. Men who berpostur 158 cm and body weight of 51 kilograms is the main driver manufacturer Honda are joining together HRC Repsol Honda team. Although relatively small stature to the size of the Europeans, Pedrosa has remarkable achievements in world motor racing event.
His career in the world of motor racing began when he was only 12 years old with a 3rd place in the Spanish Pocket Bike Championship. A year later, with the more mature racing skills, he managed to win the Spanish Pocket Bike Championships. Having won the Spanish Pocket Bike, 1999, Pedrosa started on the championship race is even higher, namely Honda Movistar Activa Joven Cup. In that year he occupies the 8th position by using a Honda RS 125. The next year (2000), he moved to Spanish Championship 125cc championship and won the 4th position by using a Honda RS 125.
After becoming champion in the 125cc class throughout Spain, in 2001, Pedrosa started up the motor racing world championship, that is MotoGP. Still using a Honda RS 125, the year he succeeded only ranked eighth in the final championship standings. A year later, still in the 125cc class with Telefonica Movistar Honda team JR, Pedrosa can improve its ranking to the order of the three at the end of season race in 2002. The new racing season in 2003, still with the same team, Pedrosa managed to poke into the first rank with a total of 223 points.
Success became world champion in the 125cc class, is the capital for Pedrosa to setting pace into a higher class, namely the 250cc class. In the first year of its debut in the 250 cc class, with the team Telefonica Movistar Honda 250, he immediately became world champion in 250cc Grand Prix. One year later (2005), he again dominated the race and retain his 250cc Grand Prix world champion.
In the season of 2006 - Now, Pedrosa started appearing in the premier class (MotoGP). Still use the Honda, he joined Repsol Honda Team HRC. This team is a great team that has brought Michael Doohan won the world title five consecutive times (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998), Alex Criville became world champion in 1999, and Valentino Rossi became world champion in 2002 and 2003.
