Maverick Viñales

MotoGP™

TEAM: Red Bull KTM Tech3
START NUMBER: 12
NATION: Spain
BIRTHDAY: 12.01.1995
BIKE: KTM RC16
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1

BEST RESULTS:

FIM ENDURO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP / SELECT FIM HARD ENDURO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP RACES

  • 2021 - FIM ENDURO2 WORLD CHAMPION
  • 2020 – SPANISH ENDURO CHAMPION
  • 2020 – ENDURO GP OF PORTUGAL 1 DAY 2 E2 & ENDUROGP WINNER & ENDURO GP OF PORTUGAL 2 DAY 2 E2 & ENDUROGP WINNER
  • 2019 - 6TH WESS ENDURO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
  • 2019 - ISDE E1 CLASS WINNER
  • 2019 - SPANISH ENDURO CHAMPION (E1 AND OVERALL)
  • 2018 - SPANISH ENDURO CHAMPION (E1 AND OVERALL)
  • 2017 - 1ST ENDURO2 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
  • 2017 - 1ST ISDE E1 / 1 ST OVERALL
  • 2016 - 3RD ENDURO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP EJ
  • 2016 - 1ST SPANSIH ENDURO CHAMPIONSHIP E1 / 2ND OVERALL
  • 2016 - 1ST ISDE E1 / 3RD OVERALL

ABOUT MAVERICK 

Maverick Viñales stands out as one of the most experienced and talented riders on the MotoGP grid. Known for his smooth riding style, technique and raw speed, Viñales has consistently been a frontrunner throughout his Grand Prix career. Starting in the 125cc World Championship in 2011, he quickly made an impact, earning the Rookie of the Year title in his debut season. In 2013, Viñales secured the Moto3 World Championship, showcasing his exceptional skill and determination in a last round-last lap decider. He then progressed to Moto2 in 2014, where he toasted three victories and multiple podiums before making a highly anticipated jump to MotoGP in 2015. Over the years, Viñales has amassed numerous wins and rostrum finishes in the premier class and forged a reputation for consistent high standards and competitiveness. His ability to adapt to different bikes and conditions has earned him widespread respect in the paddock; by 2024 he’d won with three different manufacturers. Maverick’s fluidity and open-mindedness was proven again in 2025 when he pushed the Red Bull KTM project forwards in the opening stages of the season, coming so close to a first podium classification in orange at the Qatar Grand Prix. Only a shoulder injury in Germany at the midway point of his eleventh MotoGP term prevented more spoils for the likeable Spaniard. 2026 should see Maverick demonstrating the full potential of the KTM RC16 once more.

ACHIEVEMENTS:

  • 2025 - 18th FIM Grand Prix World Championship MotoGP
  • 2024 - 7th FIM Grand Prix World Championship MotoGP
  • 2023 - 7th FIM Grand Prix World Championship MotoGP
  • 2022 - 11th FIM Grand Prix World Championship MotoGP
  • 2021 - 10th FIM Grand Prix World Championship MotoGP
  • 2020 - 6th FIM Grand Prix World Championship MotoGP
  • 2019 - 3rd FIM Grand Prix World Championship MotoGP
  • 2018 - 4th FIM Grand Prix World Championship MotoGP
  • 2017 - 3rd FIM Grand Prix World Championship MotoGP
  • 2016 - 4th FIM Grand Prix World Championship MotoGP
  • 2015 - 12th FIM Grand Prix World Championship MotoGP
  • 2014 - 3rd FIM Grand Prix World Championship Moto2
  • 2013 - 1st FIM Grand Prix World Championship Moto3 Champion 

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