MotoGP Season of 2013 World Champions Special

as I promised, I will write a post or something about our incredible champions of MotoGP season of 2013! yeay, wake up! it's a mini profile you are going to love LOL

this posting contains a resume or a slight review of their fights in this season and a mini profile of these champs. the review is super originally based on my experience and my points of view to them. some references of course from motogp.com and pictures so on, some from google pics, too. as you can see this year's champions are also all from Spain, like what happened in 2010 (Moto3: Marc Marquez, Moto2: Toni Elias, MotoGP: Jorge Lorenzo) and this year it happened again. whoa, Spain is definitely on Top, huh? we could just remember the era when most of us were still kids when Italians dominated MotoGP with Valentino Rossi, Marco Melandri, Luis Capirossi and others :') okay, no strings attached let's get started with the first Champ...

MAVERICK VIÑALES RUIZ Moto3 2013 World Champion

born on January 12th 1995, this young rider is a talented rider. he has a smooth style riding, but yet not so aggressive or even ambitious. maybe if we look closely, he has this same style of riding like Daniel Pedrosa, that's what I think. and about on the race, it's seen that he could be easily slightly nervous everytime he gets pushed. he constantly slows down and starts opening space in the inside area, or you can say widens the pace. he's not so ambitious though, but he is a fully-determined person.

unlike his two rivals, Alex Rins and Luis Salom, he is the most consistent among them. he could keep it steady and be constant in each race of the season and made himself on the top three or podium. and I thought he always finished the race and wasn't on podium for at least twice, in Great Britrain and Malaysia. whoa, he's so consistent, right? by doing this he saved points per points for at least 15 until 25 points in each race, and with a beautiful closing in Valencia with his action, and luck (yea Luis fell), he could win the race and also win the title. I was shocked, too. I believed and had faith in him, but it wasn't thoughtful that he showed his aggressiveness in some corners. it was a great race, though, and you could see a happy face from his cute 18 years old face. with this case he definitely has more spirit and provision on moving to bigger class, Moto2, alongside with his big rival, Luis Salom, as his team-mate. so here it is the Moto3 2013 World Champion, Mack :)

POL ESPARGARÓ Moto2 2013 World Champion

he was born in Granollers near Barcelona, June 10th 1991. this cute face rider has a brother who also rides in MotoGP class, Aleix. Pol seemed having not that bad start, even though in Qatar he could win the race, instead, his big rival Scott Redding, had an amazing journey of this year. also, Pol had a little frustration haunting him, a dream of becoming The World Champion was far to reach, especially with his last rival Marc Marquez moving to MotoGP, it is Pol who's believed to have this year's title. so, with this big pressure, luckily, he's got an amazing brother, who always supports him and was always seen to be in Pol's box and paddock to motivate, support, encourage, watch, and pray for Pol :')

but as the race passed by, he became stronger, as Scott slightly weakened. Scott kept having a bad QP result and bad starting grid, and a bad race. but, we could say that Pol was quite consistent this year, comparing to 2012 where he was mostly the number 2 below Marc Marquez. Pol doesn't have an aggressive riding style, even though he can move the bike so fast as hell, once he leads the race he can't get reached, yea but sometimes he could be. with Aleix's prayers follow Pol, he has this luck also walks with him. wish he having a good season next year with MotoGP Monster Yamaha Tech3. and we are so proud having a tough kid like Polyccio until he becomes Moto2 2013 World Champion

ALEIX ESPARGARÓ MotoGP 2013 CRT World Champion

most of people forget about this champ, while eventually this is his second title of Best CRT Rider since 2012, or since this title was made first in the same year. born in Granollers, like his younger brother Pol, in June 30th, without a doubt he's a great rider. he's also not very aggressive or I'm not sure if it's not shown enough because he rides a CRT bike, but he kept making a surprise in each race. he was consistent this year by winning several or most rounds of the season (among CRT riders), and he was ever being in Top 3 of the race, even though of course it was very temporary. he kept having a good start in each race. and we just can't forget this year! cause we are having Two Brothers of Champions :'') yeap with Pol wins the title of Moto2, I think their happiness is nearly complete and finally paid off. again, we are so proud of having these amazing champ bros and wish this Pinky Boy another great season with the new team next year.

say no more, it's time for the main person...

MARC MÁRQUEZ ALENTÀ MotoGP 2013 World Champion

the baby alien was born in a small city that's not too far from Barcelona, Cervera, in February 17th 20 years ago. without a doubt, his aggressive riding style are always controversial. take a back look with what happened to Pol Espargaro in last year's Moto2 battle, and this year's accident with Dani Pedrosa who caused him a penalty point from a hearing in Aragon, with Jorge Lorenzo in Jerez and left Jorge with a big furious, until he got this shocking embarrassing black flag in Phillip Island. yea this amazing rookie is a great rider. once someone asked that could he stop this ambitious thing and aggressiveness from him, and he said, "it will be difficult, especially it's my thing for being aggressive and I tried to win this title" yea things like that. and I was like, okay, he is tough, brave, and strong and kinda stubborn too hehe. he also has a younger brother who rides in Moto3 class named Alex, and it appears that he's not going to go anywhere and stays in Moto3 with Alex Rins.

back to Marc, he had a great start of the season and with just less than a half of the season he could steal the spotlight from Dani Pedrosa, Jorge Lorenzo, and even Valentino Rossi. he is super freaking consistent as his never ending podium in his hands (except in Misano--he crashed-- and Phillip Island--disqualified--), and his 6 triumphs in his rookie year. in that case, he's believed and determined as The Most Successful Rookie ever in MotoGP. and if we see the statistics, he is a consistent rider like in his last year season in Moto2, where he was always in the podium, except in Malaysia, France, and Misano (again, what happened?). compared to his team-mate, Dani, Marc has a rough riding style. he always involves elbows touching with the roads and rides the bike roughly. most also say that Marc isn't experienced enough (yet) of riding 4 strokes--1000cc bike. so, it seems that he doesn't really care about a smooth and soft riding style as long as he can make the bike moving so freaking fast in the highest speed.

his father, Roser Marquez, was always seen in Marc's paddock. he also shows his expression with what every little detail happened with Marc. this is really funny tough. haha. with Dani's and Jorge's injuries and bed rest times during several rounds, Marc was nearly invincible. he used this big opportunity to grab as much points as he can while his two rivals got nothing. but, when Dani and Jorge back, he had this old battle with Jorge (mostly) it was like two ambitious and aggressive riders' clash. the race was jazzy to watch, but when it happened it was mostly Jorge to win the battle tough. but, Marc's luck was much more than Jorge's, so in this case it leaves Marc a title and becoming MotoGP 2013 World Champion. the Baby Champion is a Rookie of The Year, and a world champion...

once again, CONGRATULACIONES, CAMPEONES.

and this is the end of this post, guys. phew tired of writing hehe

hope you guys like it :) especially if you guys are these guys' fans. this is it, I think this is the alst post of review of the season and can hardly wait for the next race in 2014. see you guys later. Adios!

(source and pictures: motogp.com, twitter, tumblr, google)