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[[Image:MichaelJongerius.jpg|thumb|Michael Jongerius]]
[[Image:MichaelJongerius.jpg|thumb|Michael Jongerius]]
'''Michael 'MJ' Jongerius''' (18/5/84 - 29/2/2086) is a Dutch [[Mario Kart]] player, best known for being the current champion in [[Mario Kart 64]]. He became champion in early July 2003, and has not really been threatened since. He also plays [[Super Mario Kart]], and had a brief stint in [[Mario Kart Double Dash]].
'''Michael 'MJ' Jongerius''' (18/5/84 - 29/2/2086) is a Dutch [[Mario Kart]] player, best known for being the former champion in [[Mario Kart 64]]. He became champion in early July 2003 and defended his title for almost 10 years until [[Matthias Rustemeyer]] took the #1 spot on 3/3/2013. He also plays [[Super Mario Kart]], and had a brief stint in [[Mario Kart Double Dash]].
In 2002 he also had his rise through the SMK ranks. He climbed all the way up to a 2nd place, and became the first player ever to seriously threaten Sami Cetin's 1st place during Sami's active career. Michael got many WRs at the end of that year but just missed out on reaching that 1st place. In SMK, Michael is currently a top-10 ranked player in the PAL version.
In 2002 he had his rise through the SMK ranks. He climbed all the way up to a 2nd place, and became the first player ever to seriously threaten Sami Cetin's 1st place during Sami's active career. Michael got many WRs at the end of that year but just missed out on reaching that 1st place. In SMK, Michael is currently a top-10 ranked player in the PAL version.
He also was a champion in MKDD in the very early days of the game (Nov 2003), where he fought with Dutch friend/rival [[Bart Savelkouls]] for the title. He didn't stick around for very long, becoming inactive in early 2004 and he has since fallen outside the top 100.
He also was a champion in MKDD in the very early days of the game (Nov 2003), where he fought with Dutch friend/rival [[Bart Savelkouls]] for the title. He didn't stick around for very long, becoming inactive in early 2004 and he has since fallen outside the top 100.
* [http://www.mariokart64.com/mkdd/profile.php?pid=11 Michael's MKDD profile]
* [http://www.mariokart64.com/mkdd/profile.php?pid=11 Michael's MKDD profile]
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