Danny Kent

English motorcycle racer, Moto3 champion

Danny Kent - Athletes & Sports Figures born November 25th, 1993
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Achieved success in motorcycle racing, competing predominantly in the Moto3 category. Secured the Moto3 World Championship in 2015 while riding for the Leopard Racing team. Exhibited notable skills and consistency throughout the season, culminating in a championship victory. Transitioned to other racing categories post-Moto3 career, continuing to participate in competitions across various events.

Won the 2015 Moto3 World Championship

Raced for Leopard Racing team

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