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Raul Fernandez

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Born
2000 (24 years old)

Birth Place
Madrid, Spain

Position
Driver

Status
Active

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Team Number
25

Height
177cm

Weight
63kg

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Team
RNF MotoGP Team

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MotoGP

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Latest Results
Motul Solidarity Grand Prix of Barcelona 17 Nov 24
Petronas Grand Prix of Malaysia 03 Nov 24
Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix 20 Oct 24
Grand Prix of Japan 06 Oct 24
Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 29 Sep 24
Emilia Romagna Grand Prix 22 Sep 24
Motorrad Grand Prix Deutschland 07 Jul 24
TT Assen 30 Jun 24
Gran Premio dItalia 02 Jun 24
Gran Premi de Catalunya 26 May 24
Grand Prix de France 12 May 24
Gran Premio de España 28 Apr 24
Grand Prix of the Americas 14 Apr 24
Grande Prémio de Portugal 24 Mar 24
Grand Prix of Qatar 10 Mar 24
Gran Premio Motul de la Comunitat Valenciana 26 Nov 23
OR Thailand Grand Prix 29 Oct 23
Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 15 Oct 23
Motul Grand Prix of Japan 01 Oct 23
Grand Prix of India 24 Sep 23
Gran Premio di San Marino e della Riviera di Rimini 10 Sep 23
Monster Energy British Grand Prix 06 Aug 23
Motul TT Assen 25 Jun 23
Liqui Moly Motorrad Grand Prix Deutschland 18 Jun 23
Gran Premio de España 30 Apr 23
Gran Premio Michelin® de la República Argentina 02 Apr 23
Gran Premio de la Comunitat Valenciana 06 Nov 22
Malaysia Motorcycle Grand Prix 23 Oct 22
Thailand Grand Prix 02 Oct 22
Gran Premio di San Marino e della Riviera di Rimini 04 Sep 22
Motorrad Grand Prix Deutschland 19 Jun 22
Gran Premi de Catalunya 05 Jun 22

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From Madrid, Raul Fernandez began racing when he was 11 and went from the Cuna de Campeones to PreMoto3, then moved into the FIM CEV Repsol and raced in the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup. By 2016 he was third overall in the Rookies with two wins and six podiums, took a win in the Moto3™ Junior World Championship and made his Grand Prix debut with a P11 finish. 2017 was a more difficult year in the FIM CEV Repsol despite Fernandez taking pole position in Portugal, but in 2018 the Spaniard bounced back in style to accrue three wins and six podiums on the way to winning the FIM CEV Repsol Moto3™ Junior World Championship. He also made four more Grand Prix appearances as a mixture of wildcards and replacement rides; Catalunya, Germany, Aragon and Valencia saw him take two top tens and score points in three of the four Grands Prix he contested. Now Fernandez moves into the Moto3™ World Championship full time in the same Angel Nieto Team structure with whom he won the CEV title.



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