Nationality | French
Fabio Quartararo
Born | 20 Apr 1999
Height | 177 CM
Weight | 66 KG
QATAR GP 2015
First Grand Prix
1
GP Wins
11
GP Podiums
9
GP Pole Positions
3
GP Fastest Laps
Racing since he was four years old, Fabio’s route to the top is an incredible story.
Fabio Quartararo began riding motorcycles at the age of just four in his native France. Although he would soon move to Spain to pursue a career in the sport. It wasn’t long before the youngster started to shine, winning various regional titles in Catalunya in small-cylinder categories between 2008 and 2011, before winning the Pre Moto3 national title in 2012.
In 2013 at the age of fourteen, Quartararo made his Moto3 debut in the FIM CEV series and after a difficult start to the season, he won the final three races to become the youngest ever champion. The Frenchman defended the title in style in 2014 with podium finishes in every race and nine victories from eleven races.
Such undoubted promise fast-tracked him to the Moto3 World Championship in 2015. After just five rounds Fabio already had two pole positions and a podium to his name, and he would end his rookie season in tenth place, finishing the following year in thirteenth. In 2017 he made the step up to Moto2 in what proved to be a difficult season for him. He would have to wait until 2018 before making the next big stride forward, taking a debut win in the intermediate category and finishing the season in the top ten.
For 2019, Quartararo took another big step in his career, making his debut in the MotoGP World Championship with the PETRONAS Yamaha Sepang Racing Team - and astounding from the beginning. Taking an incredible seven podiums and six pole positions, he also wrapped up Rookie of the Year, Independent Riders’ Championship and fifth in the overall World Championship. Still missing his elusive debut win in the premier class, it’ll undoubtedly be a key target for 2020.
Racing Career
2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
MotoGP World Championship with PETRONAS Yamaha SRT
5th – 192 points
MotoGP World Championship
10th – 138 points
Moto2 World Championship
13th – 64 points
Moto2 World Championship
13th – 83 points
Moto3 World Championship
10th – 92 points
Moto3 World Championship
1st – 265 points
Moto3 Junior World Championship
1st – 115 points
Moto3 Junior World Championship
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