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José Antonio Rueda

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Born
2005 (20 years old)
Seville, Spain

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98

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Red Bull KTM Ajo Moto2

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					Hungarian Grand Prix Moto2	07 Jun 26
					Italian Grand Prix Moto2	31 May 26
					Catalan Grand Prix Moto2	17 May 26
					French Grand prix Moto2	10 May 26
					Spanish Grand Prix Moto2	26 Apr 26
					United States Grand Prix Moto2	29 Mar 26
					Brazilian Grand Prix Moto2	22 Mar 26
					Thailand Grand Prix Moto2	01 Mar 26
					Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix Moto3	19 Oct 25
					Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia Moto3	05 Oct 25
					Grand Prix of Japan Moto3	28 Sep 25
					Motorrad Grand Prix Deutschland Moto3	13 Jul 25
					TT Assen Moto3	29 Jun 25
					British Grand Prix Moto3	25 May 25
					Grand Prix de France Moto3	11 May 25
					Gran Premio de España Moto3	27 Apr 25
					Grand Prix of the Americas Moto3	30 Mar 25
					Argentina Grand Prix Moto3	16 Mar 25
					Thailand Grand Prix Moto3	02 Mar 25
					Petronas Grand Prix of Malaysia Moto3	03 Nov 24
					Gran Premio de Aragón Moto3	01 Sep 24
					Gran Premi de Catalunya Moto3	26 May 24
					Grande Prémio de Portugal Moto3	24 Mar 24

Description

Seville-born Jose Antonio Rueda made his full debut in the European Talent Cup in 2018, and immediately he made an impression. One win and three other podiums saw Rueda finish P4 in the overall standings riding for Talent Team Estrella Galicia 0,0, while in 2019, he finished P4 again in the same team behind Ivan Guevara, Ivan Ortola and Fermin Aldeguer. After two impressive seasons, A move up to the now named JuniorGP™ World Champion came with Team Estrella Galicia 0,0 in 2020, but it wasn’t until 2021 where we saw Rueda pick up his first podiums. Then 2022 rolled around, a year that would be very special for Rueda. The number 99 won five JuniorGP™ races and finished off the podium just three times to claim the title by 76 points, while in the Red Bull MotoGP™ Rookies Cup, Rueda fended off Collin Veijer to see him become a double Champion. Rueda took the big leap into the Moto3™ World Championship with the Red Bull KTM Ajo team, his debut campaign went generally well as the young Spaniard finished ninth overall, even securing a podium in Catalonia. Now familiar with the category, rider #99 will be one to watch in 2024.




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