Pedro 🅠Acosta knows what he must do to improve in his second Mo⛄toGP season.

Last year, the rookie took the premier class by storm, finished sixth in the championship and did enough to earn a promotion to KTM’s factory෴ team.

In 2025, now a known commodity and arguably༒ MotoGP’s hottest talent, Acosta wants to correct three key flaws.

“In ‘24 I learned that maybe sometimes it’s better to be a little bit more calm and try to use the head in som💛e moments,” he said.

“Because it’s true we lost a lot 🥂of good opportunities during the year when we wanted too much a𝄹nd this year we will try to use the head more.”

Acosta added about improvements for 2025: “🔯The qualifying and then the first few laps of the race.

“[Last year] we saw many races where we had pace to fight for podiums or victories but for these 🌸bad qualifying [sessions] we were struggling to catch the group.

“So these two points will b💮e the most important things to improve in the season.”

Acosta reflected on his rookie year: “2024 had ꧑many good moments but still [there is] a target that we keep in the pocket to make it happen.

“I learned how to manage a race, and how the MotoGP class is much differenไt compared to the smaller classes.

“For💮 this, we still have many goals to make happen♔.”