Aron Canet

In 2013, Aron Canet joined the CEV in the Pre-Moto3™ category, graduating to the full CEV Moto3™ championship in 2014. His major break came in 2015 in the FIM CEV Repsol Moto3™ Junior World Championship when he joined the Estrella Galicia 0,0 Junior Team and challenged for the title, an unfortunate injury setting him back late in the season before he finished third. His efforts earned him a seat with the Estrella Galicia 0,0 team on the world stage in 2016, where he took a rookie podium at Phillip Island, a maiden pole at home in Valencia. Canet remained at EG 0,0 in 2017 and took three wins, further podiums and two poles – taking P3 overall and ready for an assault on the title in 2018 with the same team. That didn't quite go to plan, and the year was interrupted by injury, and for 2019, Canet moved to the Sterilgarda Max Racing Team. Three victories and four podiums saw him fight for the title, but having to settle for 2nd overall, however, it was enough to prompt Aspar Team to give him a seat in Moto2™ for the 2020 campaign. His adaptation was rapid, with seven Top 10 finishes in nine races helping him claim the Rookie of the Year crown despite a broken left hand. 2021 saw the Spaniard take a huge step forward as he claimed 6th in the Championship race, with a maiden podium in Portimao being followed up by four more. 2022 saw the Spaniard contend for the title, with eight podium finishes keeping him in the mix before eventually claiming third. With the FlexBox HP40 team in 2023, the Valencian rider would finish fifth overall despite securing seven podiums. Canet’s dream would become reality in 2024, with the #44 securing his first Moto2™ victory at the Portuguese GP, before carrying his momentum throughout the remainder of the year with a further three wins. Following on from a successful campaign with Fantic Racing, Canet remained with the team for 2025 as he entered the season as a true title contender. The #44 took only one win, ending the season P6 in the standings before announcing a switch to Marc VDS for 2026.

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