The Red Bull Rookies Cup brings a high-stakes motorcycle racing competition to MotoGP13. This event draws top teenagers from across the globe, all chasing a path into Grand Prix racing with intense 2-wheel action. The 2013 season introduces the KTM RC 250 R 4-stroke Moto3 bike, replacing the prior 2-stroke KTM RC 125 model after six years.
Players access this content across all on and offline game modes except Career Mode, featuring 24 riders like Enea Bastianini, Jorge Martin, and Toprak Razgatlioglu. Race with these young talents on the updated machinery and revised calendar. Simulation racing fans who track real-world rookie circuits will find this addition a direct match.
The Red Bull Rookies Cup will add this exciting competition to the game.
Since its inception in 2007 it has grown into one of the most thrilling 2 wheel spectacles in the world. Teenagers from around the world know that the best way of getting a start in Grand Prix motorcycle racing is by entering the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup. Every year the level of competition has climbed and this year's intake are set to raise the bar yet again.
The 2013 season also sees changes both to the calendar and the machinery with the Cup adopting the stunning KTM RC 250 R 4-stroke Moto3 machine and finally saying goodbye to the 2-stroke KTM RC 125 that has powered the Rookies for the last 6 seasons.
To celebrate this wind of change, Milestone has decided to include the amazing Red Bull Rookies Cup DLC – available in all on and offline game modes with the exception of Career Mode - into MotoGP™13.
Here is the complete contents list:
- 1 new bike model: KTM RC 250 R
- 24 new riders:
o Anthony Alonso (USA)
o Enea Bastianini (ITA)
o Darryn Binder (SAF)
o Scott Deroue (HOL)
o Karel Hanika (CZE)
o Tarran Mackenzie (GBR)
o Stefano Manzi (ITA)
o Jorge Martin (SPA)
o Aris Michail (GER)
o Soushi Mihara (JAP)
o Joan Mir (SPA)
o Felix Nassi (FIN)
o Manuel Pagliani (ITA)
o Diego PĂ©rez (SPA)
o Corentin Perolari (FRA)
o Marcos Ramirez (SPA)
o Bradley Ray (GBR)
o Toprak Razgatlioglu (TUR)
o Joe Roberts (USA)
o Olly Simpson (AUS)
o Mario Tocca (ITA)
o Lukas Trautmann (AUT)
o Yui Watanabe (JAP)
o Jordan Weaving (SAF)
