The Spanish talented bike riders are on the top: MotoGP News
The 2010 season was more than to prove that Spanish riders are the best in the motorcycle racing world. Spain is the only country to get its name in the category. Jorge Lorenzo won the MotoGP class. Other two classes were also won by the Spaniards.
The Estoril Grand Prix winner, Dani Pedrosa, believes that the talent and the following victories come from three things talent, determination and hard-work, which are home built in the country.
The 2010 World Champion, Jorge Lorenzo king in MotoGP class, Toni Elias making his debut season victory in Moto2 category and Marc Marquez bagged the 125cc throne made it to the podium finish.
In an interview during a press meeting the Repsol Honda rider Dani Pedrosa expressed some views about the talented Spanish riders, "What makes a rider good or not I think it's three things. First one, I would say, talent first, determination, second
spot, and then work. So some are more talented than others and they push more from the work side. The other ones push more from determination."
The motorcycle racing has a special popularity in the country and the people of Spain adore it. The MotoGP right's holder, Dorna Sports run CEV Championship which is almost similar to the premier class series, with the 125cc and the Moto2 machines
making two most competitive classes of the domestic series.
The Spanish riders are not the only one to get the benefits from the four tracks in the country, which are present in the MotoGP event calendar, but the riders from other parts of the world can also come to Spain and sharpen their riding skills on
these tracks.
This fact was enlightened by Buckmaster as he said, "I would say we have very good structure in Spain with the tracks, with the Spanish championship, they take a lot of care to bring riders. Many also foreigners they go to race there. We have good
weather. This is also important."
The Spanish legendary rider, Dani Pedrosa, said that the Spanish Federation and the Catalan Federation takes good care and keeps a sharp eye on the young talents who are just nearly ten years old at the moment. They are expected to be seen racing in
upcoming ten years. Pedrosa also added that it is the key factor that Spain believes in motorcycling.
The fact is of great importance, especially when riders experience to stop at a red light signal. The road is lined up with scooters and bikes that are rolling on their accelerator handle and giving an indication to all that they are all up for a drag
race.
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