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Andrea Iannone The Maniac Joe

Andrea Iannone, born 9 August 1989, is a motorcycle racer. He competed in the MotoGP World Championship from 2013 to 2019. He has won 4 races in the 125 cc World Championship and finished 7th overall in 2009. 

After that, he made his move to the Moto2 World Championship in 2010 where he won 8 races and had three consecutive third-place finishes. Then, in 2013 he moved up to the MotoGP class on a satellite Ducati bike with Pramac Racing. In 2015 he was moved up to the Factory Ducati Team for two seasons before being moved up again to Suzuki in 2017. Andrea Iannone after joining Suzuki managed to get 3 podiums, a Pole Position, and what proved to be his best championship position and points tally of 5th and 188. There were also 4 more podiums in 2016 including a maiden MotoGP win at the Austrian Grand Prix. After the arrival of triple World Champion Jorge Lorenzo to Suzuki Iannone joined him on the team in 2017. After an unsuccessful first season without a podium, Iannone managed to get a further 4 podium finishes with Suzuki in 2018.

Andrea Iannone is serving a four-year competition ban from December 17, 2019. He was initially given an 18-month ban by FIM and WADA, which was then extended to four years by the Court of Arbitration for Sport. 

# Year Position Class Motorcycle Team Suit
1 2005 20th 125cc Aprilia RS 125 Abruzzo Racing Team 2005 - Andrea Iannone
2 2006 22nd 125cc Aprilia RS 125 TicinoHosting Campetella Junior Team 2006 - Andrea Iannone
3 2007 20th 125cc Aprilia RS 125 WTR Blauer USA 2007 - Andrea Iannone
4 2008 10th 125cc Aprilia RSV 125 I.C. Team 2008 - Andrea Iannone
5 2009 7th 125cc Aprilia RSV 125 Ongetta Team I.S.P.A 2009 - Andrea Iannone
6 2010 3rd 600cc FTR Moto M210 Fimco Speed Up 2010 - Andrea Iannone
7 2011 3rd 600cc Suter MMXI Speed Master 2011 - Andrea Iannone
8 2012 3rd 600cc Speed Up S12 Speed Master 2012 - Andrea Iannone
9 2013 12th 1000cc Ducati GP13 Pramac Racing 2013 - Andrea Iannone
10 2014 10th 1000cc Ducati GP14 Pramac Racing 2014 - Andrea Iannone
11 2015 5th 1000cc Ducati GP15 Ducati Team 2015 - Andrea Iannone
12 2016 9th 1000cc Ducati GP16 Ducati Team 2016 - Andrea Iannone
13 2017 13th 1000cc Suzuki GSX-RR Team Suzuki Ecstar 2017 - Andrea Iannone
14 2018 10th 1000cc Suzuki GSX-RR Team Suzuki Ecstar 2018 - Andrea Iannone
15 2019 16th 1000cc Aprilia RS-GP Aprilla Racing Team Gresini 2019 - Andrea Iannone
16 2024 8th 1000cc Ducati Panigale V4 R Team GoEleven 2024 - Andrea Iannone

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is Andrea Iannone known for?
Andrea Iannone is an Italian motorcycle racer. He has raced in various championships, including MotoGP. His impressive racing skills and unique style make him a popular figure in the motorsports community. Fans admire his talent, speed, and determination on the track.
What teams has Andrea Iannone raced for?
Throughout his career, Andrea Iannone has raced for several teams in the MotoGP series. Some of the main teams include Ducati and Suzuki. His time with each team has helped him grow as a racer and achieve numerous successes. Each experience has contributed to his reputation in the racing world.
What are some of Andrea Iannone's career highlights?
Andrea Iannone's career highlights include multiple podium finishes in MotoGP races. One of his standout performances was securing a second-place finish at the 2016 Austrian Grand Prix. His ability to compete with top riders in challenging races showcases his skill and dedication to the sport.
How did Andrea Iannone start his racing career?
Andrea Iannone began his racing career at a young age. He started on go-karts and quickly moved to motorcycles. His passion for speed and competition led him to various junior racing leagues. Over time, he gained recognition and secured a spot in professional racing events, ultimately reaching MotoGP.
What kind of motorcycle does Andrea Iannone ride?
Andrea Iannone rides high-performance motorcycles designed for racing. In MotoGP, he has competed on models from Ducati and Suzuki. These bikes are built for speed, handling, and stability on the track. Iannone's choice of motorcycle plays a key role in his racing success, influencing his performance during events.