On an unforgettable night at the Teatro Príncipe de la Gran Vía in Madrid, Jorge Prado García, the prominent Spanish motocross rider, joined the program 'La Resistencia' presented by David Broncano this Tuesday, October 10. With his impressive track record as a three-time Motocross World Championship champion, Prado shared his most recent success in the MXGP class and revealed a fun, light-hearted side to his personality in an encounter that promised laughter and excitement.
“A sensational athlete,” David Broncano introduced tonight's guest. As soon as he got on stage at 'La Resistencia', Jorge Prado animated the audience by playing the legendary bongo of the program. Before handing over his gifts, the rider shared that his goal is: “To take Spanish motocross to the top.” Afterwards, the presenter ended up being presented with a scale motorcycle and wearing a competition t-shirt.
David Prado is 22 years old and lives in Italy. During the interview he talked about music and motorcycles, although separately, since he does not listen to music on the motorcycle: “Can you imagine jumping around listening to Aitana,” asks Broncano. Prado assured that his motorcycle has more acceleration than Fernando Alonso's Formula 1: “Fernando, whenever you want, we will challenge each other.” They also talked about “exit” reflexes and both ended up playing a hand warmer.
Jorge Prado reviewed his beginnings. He started when he was 3 years old and won his first World Cup when he was 10. He said that, when he was a minor, one of his sponsors was a condom brand: “They told me it was a pharmaceutical product.”
6 years ago, Jorge Prado visited 'La Resistencia' and David Broncano could not ask him the classic questions because he was a minor. On this occasion, he was not spared. About the money he has in the bank: “I have more money than last time because I have won more races and titles,” Prado commented. “More than €800,000?” asked Broncano. "If more".
Regarding sexual relations in the last month: “It's a little weird talking about this in front of my parents,” he answered nervously. “I have been competing and I can't waste my energy on other things,” added the pilot.
To close his interview, Jorge Prado wanted to tell an anecdote about Pablo Motos: “When I mentioned that I was coming to 'La Resistencia', the possibility of going to 'El Hormiguero' arose. We contacted them and they responded that they only accepted celebrities, that they were not 'La Resistencia,'" said the young and successful Spanish athlete.
