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#6 Dani Pedrosa
Dani Pedrosa is a former Spanish Motorcycle road racer. He is the youngest racer to have won the 250cc Grand Prix.
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Although he has never won a world championship, Pedrosa won races in 12 consecutive seasons. It is still a mystery as to why he was not able to win a world championship. He has also finished runners up on three occasions.
Pedrosa drove only for Honda in his entire MotoGP Career and in 2018, he announced his retirement from the sport.
In October 2018, it was confirmed that he would join KTM MotoGP as a test and developmental driver which ended his long-time relationship with Repsol Honda.
Numbers do not lie as he has an impressive record in MotoGP. Injuries and bad luck contributed to his problems of not winning a MotoGP Championship.
Who knows, what would have happened if he had not faced problems with injuries as his record shows how good a racer he could be.
In 2012, he had more wins than either Stoner and Jorge Lorenzo. He is one of the best but unlucky racers of this generation
