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Sebastián Porto

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Career
Early career 250cc, (1995-2006) 2014, Wildcard Comeback on Moto2
Titles and achievements
Career statistics
Grand Prix motorcycle racing Races by year
References
External links

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|image =
|caption =
|name = Sebastián Porto
|nationality = {{flagicon|ARG}} Argentine
|Current team = BMW Motorrad Petronas Racing
|Bike number = 12
| Moto2 Active years = 2014
| Moto2 Manufacturers = Kalex
| Moto2 Race Starts = 1
| Moto2 Race Wins = 0
| Moto2 Podiums = 0
| Moto2 Poles = 0
| Moto2 Fastest laps = 0
| Moto2 Total Points = 0
| Moto2 Last season = 2014
| Moto2 Last position = NC (0 pts)
| 250 Active years = {{MGP|1995}}–{{MGP|2006}}
| 250 Manufacturers = Aprilia, Yamaha, Honda
| 250 Championships = 0
| 250 Race Starts = 160
| 250 Race Wins = 7
| 250 Podiums = 19
| 250 Poles = 11
| 250 Fastest laps = 8
| 250 Total Points = 1052
| 250 Last season = 2006
| 250 Last position = 18th (20 pts)
| 125 Active years = {{MGP|1994}}
| 125 Manufacturers = Aprilia
| 125 Championships = 0
| 125 Race Starts = 1
| 125 Race Wins = 0
| 125 Podiums = 0
| 125 Poles = 0
| 125 Fastest laps = 0
| 125 Total Points = 0
| 125 Last season = 1994
| 125 Last position = NC (0 pts)
}}

Sebastián Porto (born September 12, 1978 as Sebastián Porco) is an Argentine professional Grand Prix motorcycle road racer. He currently races in the Brazilian Moto 1000 GP Championship aboard a BMW S1000RR.

Career

Early career

Born in Rafaela, Santa Fe Province, Porto started his racing career at age 11, competing in the mini-motorcycle local circuit.

His first international competition was the 125cc 1994 Argentine Grand Prix, and only two years later he won the 250cc European Championship.

250cc, (1995-2006)

The bulk of his racing career was in the 250cc World Championship, starting in 1996 with Aprilia. In 1999 he moved to Yamaha and finished in 9th place in his first two years at the team and in 5th place in the 2002 championship, winning the Brazilian Grand Prix in Rio de Janeiro ^[1]

He moved to the Repsol Aprilia team in 2004 and was championship runner-up, winning five Grands Prix and taking ten podium positions in total. In the 2005 season he claimed the Dutch TT at Assen and also finished second in the Australian Grand Prix, before the Repsol team moved to Honda bikes for 2006.

Rather than the expected switch to MotoGP after the 2006 season, he surprised everyone with the news of his retirement from motorcycle competition, claiming he had a hard time adjusting to the 250cc Honda bike, and that he was no longer enjoying his work. He returned to racing in late 2013.

2014, Wildcard Comeback on Moto2

Porto make one-off wildcard appearance at newly Termas Rio Hondo Grand Prix entered by Argentina TSR Motorsport riding a Kalex bikes, He finish the race in 23rd place after starting from 32nd on the grid.

Titles and achievements

Being the most visible exponent of motorcycling in Argentina, he has received all 12 Argentine Olimpia Awards for that sport between 1994 and 2005.

1992 - Argentine Promotional 100cc Champion
1994 - Argentine 250cc Champion
1995 - Spanish 250cc Champion (Open Ducados)
1996 - European 250cc Champion
1999 - 9th place in the 250cc World Championship
2000 - Michel Metraux Trophy for best rider on a non-works bike
2000 - 9th place in the 250cc World Championship
2002 - Brazilian Grand Prix 250cc winner
2002 - 5th place in the 250cc World Championship
2004 - Five Grand Prix wins (Czech Republic, Australia, Qatar, Netherlands, Italy) and ten total podium finishes
2004 - 2nd place in the 250cc World Championship
2005 - Dutch TT 250cc winner

Career statistics

Grand Prix motorcycle racing

Races by year

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position; races in italics indicate fastest lap)

Year	Class	Bike	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	Pos\|Championship position	Pts\|Championship points
1994	125cc	Aprilia	AUS	MAL	JPN	ESP	AUT	GER	NED	ITA	FRA	GBR	CZE	USA	ARG {{small\|Ret}}	EUR	NC	0
1995	250cc	Aprilia	AUS	MAL	JPN	ESP	GER	ITA	NED	FRA	GBR	CZE	BRA	ARG {{small\|13}}	EUR	28th	3
1996	250cc	Aprilia	MAL {{small\|Ret}}	INA {{small\|9}}	JPN {{small\|16}}	SPA {{small\|12}}	ITA {{small\|16}}	FRA {{small\|16}}	NED {{small\|Ret}}	GER {{small\|20}}	GBR	AUT {{small\|13}}	CZE {{small\|Ret}}	IMO {{small\|Ret}}	CAT {{small\|12}}	BRA {{small\|12}}	AUS {{small\|13}}	19th	25
1997	250cc	Aprilia	MAL {{small\|Ret}}	JPN {{small\|12}}	SPA {{small\|Ret}}	ITA {{small\|10}}	AUT {{small\|9}}	FRA {{small\|7}}	NED {{small\|Ret}}	IMO {{small\|Ret}}	GER {{small\|16}}	BRA {{small\|9}}	GBR {{small\|9}}	CZE {{small\|10}}	CAT {{small\|18}}	INA {{small\|9}}	AUS {{small\|9}}	11th	60
1998	250cc	Aprilia	JPN {{small\|Ret}}	MAL {{small\|9}}	SPA {{small\|Ret}}	ITA {{small\|Ret}}	FRA {{small\|Ret}}	MAD {{small\|Ret}}	NED {{small\|6}}	GBR {{small\|DNS}}	GER {{small\|Ret}}	CZE {{small\|Ret}}	IMO {{small\|Ret}}	CAT {{small\|Ret}}	AUS {{small\|Ret}}	ARG {{small\|Ret}}	22nd	17
1999	250cc	Yamaha	MAL {{small\|15}}	JPN {{small\|17}}	SPA {{small\|12}}	FRA {{small\|7}}	ITA {{small\|9}}	CAT {{small\|9}}	NED {{small\|12}}	GBR {{small\|Ret}}	GER {{small\|7}}	CZE {{small\|Ret}}	IMO {{small\|9}}	VAL {{small\|6}}	AUS {{small\|9}}	RSA {{small\|6}}	BRA {{small\|6}}	ARG {{small\|4}}	9th	98
2000	250cc	Yamaha	RSA {{small\|8}}	MAL {{small\|8}}	JPN {{small\|12}}	SPA {{small\|9}}	FRA {{small\|10}}	ITA {{small\|Ret}}	CAT {{small\|Ret}}	NED {{small\|7}}	GBR {{small\|11}}	GER {{small\|9}}	CZE {{small\|8}}	POR {{small\|Ret}}	VAL {{small\|8}}	BRA {{small\|8}}	PAC {{small\|Ret}}	AUS {{small\|11}}	9th	83
2001	250cc	Yamaha	JPN {{small\|9}}	RSA {{small\|7}}	SPA {{small\|Ret}}	FRA {{small\|8}}	ITA {{small\|Ret}}	CAT {{small\|14}}	NED {{small\|14}}	GBR {{small\|Ret}}	GER {{small\|Ret}}	CZE {{small\|8}}	POR {{small\|Ret}}	VAL {{small\|13}}	PAC {{small\|Ret}}	AUS {{small\|Ret}}	MAL {{small\|Ret}}	BRA {{small\|Ret}}	16th	39
2002	250cc	Yamaha	JPN {{small\|5}}	RSA {{small\|8}}	SPA {{small\|7}}	FRA {{small\|8}}	ITA {{small\|7}}	CAT {{small\|Ret}}	NED {{small\|4}}	GBR {{small\|Ret}}	GER {{small\|3}}	CZE {{small\|2}}	POR {{small\|3}}	BRA {{small\|1}}	PAC {{small\|8}}	MAL {{small\|4}}	AUS {{small\|3}}	VAL {{small\|Ret}}	5th	172
2003	250cc	Honda	JPN {{small\|4}}	RSA {{small\|4}}	SPA {{small\|6}}	FRA {{small\|Ret}}	ITA {{small\|8}}	CAT {{small\|7}}	NED {{small\|5}}	GBR {{small\|6}}	GER {{small\|4}}	CZE {{small\|5}}	POR {{small\|5}}	BRA {{small\|Ret}}	PAC {{small\|Ret}}	MAL {{small\|8}}	AUS {{small\|Ret}}	VAL {{small\|6}}	8th	127
2004	250cc	Aprilia	RSA {{small\|3}}	SPA {{small\|7}}	FRA {{small\|Ret}}	*ITA* {{small\|1}}	CAT {{small\|4}}	NED {{small\|1}}	*BRA* {{small\|Ret}}	*GER* {{small\|2}}	GBR {{small\|2}}	CZE {{small\|1}}	POR {{small\|2}}	JPN {{small\|4}}	QAT {{small\|1}}	MAL {{small\|2}}	*AUS* {{small\|1}}	VAL {{small\|Ret}}	2nd	256
2005	250cc	Aprilia	SPA {{small\|2}}	POR {{small\|9}}	CHN {{small\|5}}	FRA {{small\|Ret}}	ITA {{small\|5}}	CAT {{small\|Ret}}	NED {{small\|1}}	GBR {{small\|5}}	GER {{small\|5}}	CZE {{small\|7}}	JPN {{small\|Ret}}	MAL {{small\|3}}	QAT {{small\|5}}	AUS {{small\|2}}	TUR {{small\|Ret}}	VAL	6th	152
2006	250cc	Honda	SPA {{small\|Ret}}	QAT {{small\|7}}	TUR {{small\|10}}	CHN {{small\|Ret}}	FRA {{small\|14}}	ITA {{small\|13}}	CAT	NED	GBR	GER	USA	CZE	MAL	AUS	JPN	POR	VAL	18th	20
2014	Moto2	Kalex	QAT	AME	ARG {{small\|23}}	SPA	FRA	ITA	CAT	NED	GER	IND	CZE	GBR	RSM	ARA	JPN	AUS	MAL	VAL	NC	0

References

1. ^Sebastián Porto career statistics at MotoGP.com

External links

{{Facebook|SP19Official|Official page}} {{es icon}}
Interview
ESPN profiles {{es icon}}
[https://web.archive.org/web/20090818205703/http://www.ole.clarin.com/jsp/v4/pagina.jsp?pagId=1216505&fecha=20060616 On his retirement] {{es icon}}

{{-}}{{s-start}}{{s-sports}}{{succession box |
| before = {{flagicon|ITA}} Luca Boscoscuro
| after = {{flagicon|ITA}} Davide Bulega
| title = 250 cc motorcycle European Champion
| years = 1996
|}}{{s-end}}{{250 cc Motorcycle European Champions}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Porto, Sebastian}}

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