Iker Lecuona was born on June 1, 2000, in Valencia, Spain. From a young age, he showed a passion for motorcycles, inspired by his father who was a motorcycle rider himself. At just nine years old, Lecuona began training as a motorcycle rider, honing his skills and gaining valuable experience that would later propel him to success in the world of motorcycle racing.
Lecuona made his debut on a GP bike as the youngest Spanish rider, marking the beginning of a promising career in motorcycle racing. He competed in the FIM CEV Repsol International Championship in Moto2 in 2015 and 2016, showcasing his talent and determination on the track.
In 2017, Lecuona faced a setback when he was injured in a crash during pre-season testing. However, he did not let this discourage him, and he continued to work hard to overcome the challenges that came his way.
One of the highlights of Lecuona's career was when he moved up to the premier class in 2020, a significant milestone that further solidified his reputation as a formidable motorcycle racer.
Throughout his career, Lecuona has competed in various championships, including the Superbike World Championship for Honda Racing Corporation. His skills and passion for motorcycle racing have earned him recognition and respect among his peers and fans alike.
Aside from his professional achievements, Lecuona's close bond with his father has played a significant role in shaping his career. His father, who was also a motorcycle rider, shared his knowledge and experience with Lecuona, guiding him on his journey to becoming a successful racer.
In 2023, Lecuona made headlines when he replaced Marc Márquez at the Spanish Grand Prix in the Repsol Honda Team, a testament to his talent and determination as a motorcycle racer. As he continues to pursue his passion for motorcycle racing, Lecuona's legacy in the sport will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on future generations of riders.