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#19 Scott
Ogden

United Kingdom

United Kingdom

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Red Bull Rookies Cup

Date of birth

16 October 2003

Place of birth

Doncaster, Yorkshire, UK

Age

22

Nationality

United Kingdom

United Kingdom

Career start

2010

Disciplines

Rookies Cup

"Like so many aspiring motorcyclists the love for the sport has been in my family for many years."
Scott Ogden on his push bike

Scott Ogden on his push bike

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"My dad is an airline pilot, he raced bikes at the Isle of Man and finished 2nd and 3rd at the Manx Grand Prix. My mum had a Ducati Monster on the road, she is Head of Finance for a Multi Academy Trust of schools. My brother Jake is 20 and is a trainee Pilot in the Royal Navy."
"At the little age of 3 I was already watching MotoGP and various motocross championships and by 4 my dad bought me my first bike, which was a Yamaha PW50."
Scott Ogden on the MX track

Scott Ogden on the MX track

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"When I turned 7 I did my first ever race which was a motocross race on a KTM SX 50. From then on I continued to compete in many motocross events from the 50cc bikes to the 85cc class."
Scott Ogden moved to tarmac in 2015

Scott Ogden moved to tarmac in 2015

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"In 2015, as a family, we decided to switch to tarmac on a Metrakit GP 50, aiming to complete my goal of being a Champion in MotoGP."
Scott Ogden racing at the British Championship

Scott Ogden racing at the British Championship

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"In 2016 I competed in my first full campaign on tarmac and won the GP 70 British Championship. From 2017 I then switched to full size tracks. My journey initially started on a Kawasaki Ninja 300, which I rode in the Superteens and Kawasaki Team Green Junior Cup for 6months gaining 30podiums, 11 wins and an understanding of all the tracks in the UK."
Scott Ogden loves to wheelie

Scott Ogden loves to wheelie

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"Unfortunately, the season was cut short due to an injury which resulted in a decision to change to the Moto3 Standard British Superbike class on a Honda NSF250R."
Chasing his dreams has already resulted in some great races. "2018 was my second season on big bikes and I was learning all the time and also The British Talent Cup race was the only race that happened at the Silverstone MotoGP because of bad weather that year. I had a bad start and worked my way up from 18th to 7th place, battling with the leaders for a podium place for the first time."
Scott Ogden on his Honda NSF250R

Scott Ogden on his Honda NSF250R

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"Round 1 British Talent Cup at Silverstone in 2019 was my best race ever. There were 10 riders fighting in the leading group and the lead was changing all the time. With a few laps to go of the 30 lap race, I made a mistake and dropped to 9th place. I fought my way back to take the lead into the last three corners and held the position to win by 0.1 seconds with 9 riders separated by 0.7 seconds. It was my first ever win and podium in the British Talent Cup after not coming into 2019 as a favourite."
"In 2018 and 2019 I competed in both the British Talent Cup and British Moto3 class and I successfully won both championships in 2019."
Scott Ogden - British Talent Cup 2019

Scott Ogden - British Talent Cup 2019

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"I really enjoy winning and that 'want to win' gives me satisfaction and drives me to train hard. But I know that is only possible when I am working with the team to get everything as good as it can be and taking points when a win isn't on the cards."
Scott Ogden racing his Honda NSF250R - 2019

Scott Ogden racing his Honda NSF250R - 2019

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"I not only enjoy racing though. Over the past few years I have taken a real interest in running and every weekend compete in a 5k race which has seen my time drop to a 18:45."
"I finished school early in 2020, however I loved maths and hopefully will pursue that in the future at college and university alongside my racing. I have had many great racing experiences, however in 2020 I'm am looking to top that and try make another step forward in completing my goal of becoming a MotoGP World champion."
Scott Ogden - That 2020 look

Scott Ogden - That 2020 look

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"2020 was a step up to international level racing for me. Overall, it was an amazing learning curve and I improved a lot, racing against the best junior riders in the world. Throughout the Rookies Cup season my results gradually got better and better, to the point where I was able to fight near the podium in the penultimate round at Valencia Round 1, Race 1."
Scott Ogden - Rookies Cup Valencia #1 Race 1 - 2020

Scott Ogden - Rookies Cup Valencia #1 Race 1 - 2020

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"It was by far my best race. The outcome didn't reflect how I rode which saw me have an amazing battle towards the front of the field. Unfortunately I crashed out with a handful of laps to go while closing in on the battle for 2nd place."
Scott Ogden - 2020 Rookies Cup Aragón 2

Scott Ogden - 2020 Rookies Cup Aragón 2

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"Having a year under my belt in the series gives me a lot of confidence. I believe I can fight for the podium in the majority of races in 2021 and learn even more on how to be a better rider, on and off the circuit."