Jorge Martínez (racing driver)
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Nation:
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Spain Spain
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| Motorcycle world championship
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statistics
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World title:
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4th
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World Cup points:
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1599
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Podiums:
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61
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According to class (es):
| 50 cm³ class
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First start:
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1982 Spanish Grand Prix
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Last start:
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1983 Spanish Grand Prix
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Constructors
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| 1982 Motul • 1983 Rieju
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World Cup balance
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| World Cup eleventh ( 1982 )
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World Cup points:
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20th
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Podiums:
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1
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| 80 cc class
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First start:
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Grand Prix of Nations 1984
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Last start:
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Czechoslovak Grand Prix 1989
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Constructors
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| 1984-1989 Derbi
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World Cup balance
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World Champion ( 1986 - 1988 )
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World Cup points:
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524
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Podiums:
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34
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| 250 cc class
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First start:
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1990 Japanese Grand Prix
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Last start:
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1993 San Marino Grand Prix
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Constructors
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| 1990 JJ Cobas • 1993 Honda
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World Cup balance
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| World Cup twenty-fourth ( 1990 )
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World Cup points:
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13
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Podiums:
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Jorge "Aspar" Martínez Salvadores (born August 29, 1962 in Alzira , Valencia region , Spain ) is a former Spanish motorcycle racer and current team owner.
Martínez contested a total of 196 races in the motorcycle world championship between 1982 and 1997 and won the title in the 80 cc class in 1986 , 1987 and 1988 , as well as in the 125cc class in 1988. In 1996 he won the European motorcycle championship in the 125cc class.
After his active career, Martínez founded the successful Aspar team , which is still represented in the motorcycle world championship today.
On the FIM Gala 2014 he was solemnly into the Fame MotoGP Hall of added.
World Cup placements
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