Alex Debón

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Alex Debón (left) together with Shōya Tomizawa (center) and Jules Cluzel (right) after his second place at the Grand Prix of Qatar in 2010
Alex Debón 2009 on Aprilia

Alex Debón Latorre (born March 1, 1976 in Vall de Uxó ) is a former Spanish motorcycle racer .

Career

Alex Debón made his debut in the motorcycle world championship in 1998 . After average results in the 250 cm³ world championship for various Spanish and Italian private teams from 2000 to 2005 , Aprilia signed him as a test driver for 2006 and 2007 . He showed courageous races with a total of five top 5 placements in only nine races, whereupon the Spaniard received a contract as a works contract with Aprilia.

Alex Debón experienced his most successful season in 2008 with the Lotus Aprilia team . He won the Grand Prix of France and the Czech Republic and was fourth overall. The Spaniard proved his racing skills again in 2009 at Avintia Racing , in which he was almost consistently in the top 10 and finished tenth overall.

In the 2010 season , Alex Debón started the newly created Moto2 class for the Aeroport de Castello - Ajo team on FTR . At the first race of the season, the Qatar Grand Prix in Losail , he took second place. After that there were no more podium places. He finished the season with 73 points in 16th place.

statistics

title

  • 2 Grand Prix victories

In the motorcycle world championship

season class motorcycle run Victories Podiums Poles Points Result
1998 250 cc Honda 1 - - - - -
1999 250 cc Honda 3 - - - - -
2000 250 cc Aprilia 16 - - - 33 15th
2001 250 cc Aprilia 16 - - - 60 11.
2002 250 cc Aprilia 16 - - - 72 11.
2003 250 cc Honda 15th - - - 81 11.
2004 250 cc Honda 15th - - - 82 12.
2005 250 cc Honda 16 - - - 67 12.
2006 250 cc Aprilia 5 - - - 50 13.
2007 250 cc Aprilia 4th - 1 - 27 18th
2008 250 cc Aprilia 16 2 4th 2 176 4th
2009 250 cc Aprilia 15th - 1 2 101 10.
2010 Moto2 FTR 14th - 1 - 73 16.
total 152 2 7th 4th 822

Web links

Commons : Alex Debón  - Collection of images, videos and audio files
  • Alex Debón on the official website of the Motorcycle World Championship (English).

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Roman Wittemeier: Moto2: Tomizawa writes history. www.motorsport-total.com, April 11, 2010, accessed April 26, 2010 .