Dani pedrosa biography book

Dani Pedrosa, the most successful rider not to win a 500cc/MotoGP title, continues as a Red Bull KTM test and wild-card rider in 2025.

Dani Pedrosa - Route to MotoGP

Hand-picked to move to the World Championship after impressing in the 1999 Movistar Activa Cup, a series meant to foster young talent in Spain, Pedrosa moved to the world stage in 2001 and began to re-write the record books.

He won twice in 2002, then secured the 2003 125cc World Championship with five wins.

The following year he won the 250cc title in his first try and repeated in 2005. By the time he was 20, he’d already won three world championships and was ready to move to the senior class.

On the podium in his very first MotoGP race, Pedrosa took his maiden MotoGP win three races later, making him the youngest rider to have won GP’s in all three classes, with all of his success coming on Hondas .

The hotbed of Spanish motorcycle racing is in the area surrounding Barcelona, where Pedrosa was b