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Mateo Tunez

Where are you? We miss you!

Introducing: Julian Miralles, Jr.

Julian Miralles' dad - going by the same name - was a rather successful racer, having his best results as a 125cc rider in the late 1980s. Miralles Jr. soon followed in the footsteps of his father and after early successes in the Spanish Championship he became part of the 125cc Aspar Team in 2005. But a bad accident at the Italian GP left him with multiple fractures in his ankles and he was out of the competition for months to get well again.
The following season he went back to the Spanish Championship and after competing in the 125cc class for another few years he started in the Supersport class last year.
This season the 21-year-old will be riding in the new Moto2 class in the Spanish Championship with the MIR Team which his father owns.

Random Tuesday

Random Tuesday

Appropriate title is appropriate. :)

By specific demand: The Espargaro Brothers

One of our favourite double trouble brother teams has just been featured in the latest After the Flag* episode which is for us reason enough (plus a slight nudge from our Blog regulars) to give you a little Espargaro picspam. Brotherly love for the win. :D


*Which by the way is fabulous and you should definitely watch it and tell your friends about the show as well, so that it will still be produced next year. Thanks.

It's the middle of the week - Shirtless Time

We think you should be rewarded for making it so far through the week. Therefore it's time for some naked flesh. :P


EDIT: And to spoil you some more, we also have a short video of Kev Coghlan running around shirtless and in a kilt at the Jerez track after winning the Spanish Supersport Championship. Nice tattoo, Kev...

Introducing: Jordi Torres

Spanish Hottie Jordi Torres is a rider where not too much information can be gleaned about him online. Yet. But besides the fact that he won the CEV Supersport race in Catalunya this season, the reason why he's featured on here is him just being utterly adorable.
He's got a beautiful face, a wonderfully cute smile and then there are those adorable ears which make him look much like the Gizmo he's using as a mascot. Can you say Awwww...


And to give you a better understanding of his cuteness, here are two videos with him as well.
The first one is from last year where he and his two teammates were interviewed about the season while the second one is the winner interview from this year's CEV race in Catalunya. Enjoy.

Great Scot! Kev Coghlan

Fresh from the race action in Jerez today, 21-year-old Scotsman Kev Coghlan just crowned himself the Spanish Supersport Champion of 2009. And with a "typical Scottish" celebration like that on the podium, we really couldn't withhold this picture from you...

Fallen Angel

After testing positive in a mandatory drug test, the Spanish Motorcycle Association revoked Angel Rodriguez' racing licence for the next two years and all the points he already had in this years Spanish Supersport Championship - stemming from three wins in three races. Rodri was the absolute dominator of the class for the last two years and after a stint on the Balatonring 250cc bike in Le Mans where he rode right up front before crashing out, he looked to be in a prime position to get a fulltime seat for the Moto2 class next season.
And while there is no drug on earth that can make a rider better and faster, a two-year race ban is like a death penalty for Rodri's racing career. We think this penalty is is way over the top and want to show support for one of our favourite Hotties with this special post.

To be or not to be...

MotoGP Hotties can think deep thoughts too... Or at least look like it. And very dreamy.

Edward Cullen, you got nothing on these guys. ;P

Revelation: Aleix Espargaro

The Spanish 125cc Championship is notorious for producing future MotoGP stars and polishing raw diamonds of motorcycle racing. A year after later teammate and 125cc world champion Alvaro Bautista completely dominated the CEV in 2003, Aleix Espargaro took over of the crown in the Spanish championship.


With lots of team changes in the world championship however his results didn't show his true potential until he was unluckily left without a team this season and then went on to blow the motorcycle world away with two substitute rides in 250cc which earned him two more rides in the MotoGP class. It seems like replacement rides are his successful niche and it might have brought him a seat at Pramac Ducati for the rest of the season. We shall see and remain in awe.

Future champions, future Hotties - Part 2

Following the first part of our "discovery" of young talent, here are a few more sparkling stars who might become the next big thing.

Patrick "PJ" Jacobsen
The 16-year-old American won about every title the AMA has to offer in the 50cc to 85cc classes plus a few in Dirt Track and Supermoto, just to make sure. With last year's wildcard appearance for the 125cc Bancaja Aspar Team in Indianapolis he's also been the youngest American to ever compete in the MotoGP championship. Jacobsen currently runs in the 125cc Spanish Championship for Team Aspar and is set to run in a few more wild card appearances this year.

Daniel Ruiz
17-year-old Ruiz is in his sophomore year in the Red Bull Rookies Cup, but so far the Spaniard had trouble to improve on his results from last season.

Cameron Beaubier
The only American currently riding in the 125cc world championship has gone through an excellent riding school, being one of the chosen ones for the MotoGP Academy last year after competing in the Red Bull Rookies Cup in 2007. With this wealth of experience it's no surprise that the fast kid from Roseville already arrived at the highest level, and this at just 16 years of age.

Alejandro Pardo

Pardo is in his first season for the Red Bull Rookies Cup after winning every single race of the Mini GP 70cc Italian Championship on his way to the 2008 title. So far he's holding up well against more experienced riders and looks to improve even more as the season goes on.

Young, Hot and Spanish

The official presentation of the Catalunya GP today featured some of the hottest young talent in Spanish motorcycle racing. And of course we mean smoking hot. ;)


From left to right: Luis Salom, Jordi Dalmau, Axel Pons, Pol Espargaro, Tito Rabat.

Future champions, future Hotties - Part 1

There are lots of (yet) pretty much unknown young riders in the national championships and coming through the Red Bull Rookies Cup who definitely have the talent to become big and the looks to become some of our favourite Hotties in the future. Here's an introduction to a few of the best (and cutest) ones, watch out for them!

Miguel Oliveira (Portugal).
Wildcard rider for three races of the Rookies Cup last year, won two of them. Now riding for Blusens BQR in the 125cc Spanish Championship.

Johann Zarco (France).
Winner of the Rookies Cup in 2007, made the move to the 125cc world championship this year with the San Marino WTR Team.

Luis Salom (Spain/Mallorca).
Made a stellar appearance in last year's Rookies Cup and Spanish Championship, finished runner-up in both. This year riding for SAG-Castrol Honda in the 125cc Spanish Championship.

Mathew Scholtz (South Africa).
In his second year in the Rookies Cup now, won in Brno last year, awesome race pace in Jerez this year.