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MotoGP trading cards: Rossi, Márquez, Stoner and 27 more riders to collect
A free MotoGP trading card game: 30 riders of the 500cc and MotoGP eras in booster packs, from Barry Sheene to Bagnaia, with Valentino Rossi as the only Mythic. Open, collect and trade them in the browser.
Is there a MotoGP trading card game you can play for free? There is now. FanBoosters has a MotoGP set of 30 riders, from the 500cc champions of the seventies to the riders of the modern MotoGP grid, to open in booster packs, collect and trade in the browser, on a computer or a phone. Nothing to install, nothing to pay. After Formula 1, it is the second motorsport on FanBoosters.
MotoGP
The world champions and legends of Grand Prix motorcycle racing, from Barry Sheene and Freddie Spencer to Lorenzo, Quartararo and Bagnaia. Marc Márquez, Casey Stoner and Marco Simoncelli are Legendary; The Doctor rides alone in the Mythic tier.
30 cards · Mythic: Valentino Rossi
Who is in the MotoGP set?
Thirty riders across five decades of Grand Prix racing, the ones the community's MotoGP Wiki links to most:
- The 500cc legends: Phil Read and his seven world titles, Barry Sheene, and Freddie Spencer, who won the 250cc and 500cc titles in the same season.
- The Rossi years: Valentino Rossi, Casey Stoner, Jorge Lorenzo, Dani Pedrosa, Nicky Hayden, Andrea Dovizioso, Loris Capirossi, Marco Simoncelli, Colin Edwards, Ben Spies, Hiroshi Aoyama and Stefan Bradl.
- The modern grid: Marc and Álex Márquez, Francesco Bagnaia, Fabio Quartararo, Joan Mir, Enea Bastianini, Brad Binder, Maverick Viñales, Johann Zarco, Miguel Oliveira, Franco Morbidelli, Pol Espargaró, Remy Gardner, Cal Crutchlow and Scott Redding.
Italy and Spain bring seven riders each, then the United Kingdom and the United States four each, France and Australia two, and one each from Germany, Japan, South Africa and Portugal. On FanBoosters the country is the rider's team: the set groups and sorts by it.
Which MotoGP cards are the rarest?
Rarity follows the fans, not only the record books: the riders the paddock loves most sit at the top, which is why a rider with three wins can outrank one with thirty.
| Rarity | Cards | Riders |
|---|---|---|
| Mythic | 1 | Valentino Rossi |
| Legendary | 3 | Marc Márquez, Casey Stoner, Marco Simoncelli |
| Epic | 4 | Jorge Lorenzo, Nicky Hayden, Fabio Quartararo, Barry Sheene |
| Rare | 6 | Francesco Bagnaia, Dani Pedrosa, Andrea Dovizioso, Freddie Spencer, Álex Márquez, Cal Crutchlow |
| Uncommon | 8 | Phil Read, Loris Capirossi, Johann Zarco, Joan Mir, Enea Bastianini, Maverick Viñales, Brad Binder, Colin Edwards |
| Common | 8 | Franco Morbidelli, Pol Espargaró, Remy Gardner, Stefan Bradl, Hiroshi Aoyama, Miguel Oliveira, Ben Spies, Scott Redding |
The Doctor rides alone in the Mythic tier, with his number 46 and nine world titles, seven of them in the premier class. Marco Simoncelli and Nicky Hayden are where the fans keep them: high. Their cards, like Barry Sheene's and Phil Read's, say In memoriam.
What is on a MotoGP card?
Each card is forged from the rider's wiki page. Its attack is built from their Grand Prix wins and its defence from their pole positions, every class counted, then lifted by the card's rarity: Rossi's card leads on both. The card also lists their world titles in every class, their wins and starts, their poles and their podiums, under their racing number. Every card links back to the wiki page it came from.
How do I get MotoGP cards?
Two ways, both free to start. The All Collections booster costs one booster token, and a token comes back every 30 minutes: it draws from every universe at once, MotoGP included. A MotoGP booster is bought with the coins every booster holds, and all five of its cards come from the MotoGP set. Every booster holds five cards, the last one Rare or better.
Then complete the set: put the riders you are missing on your wishlist, trade your doubles with friends, or bid for them on the auction market. The MotoGP set page lists all 30 cards in collector order.
Is this an official MotoGP game?
No. FanBoosters is a fan project, not affiliated with MotoGP, Dorna, the teams or the riders, nor with Fandom. The texts and pictures come from the community's MotoGP Wiki under its licence (CC BY-SA), and every card names its source.
60 universes
FanBoosters now holds 60 universes and more than 5,400 cards, all in the All Collections booster. Every drop so far is listed in New cards, and the next one will be too.