168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Pedro Acosta proved his speed in MotoGP during his rookie season, but he also displayed a desire to win that he has not𒁃 yet satisfied.

The Spanish rider, whoꦆ in 2025 will start his second season in the premier class of Grand Prix racing despite having only contested four seasons in the World Championship as a whole until now, was on the podium nine times last year, including Sprints, but also crashed in five Grands Prix – most notably in Japan where he was chasing race leader Francesco Bagnaia.

Turning his potential into consistent results is clearly a step that 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Red Bull KTM's Acosta needs to make in order to be a title-contending rider in MotoGP, but it’s also true that the potential he has displayed un🐭til now marks Acosta out as a future champion.

Pedro Acosta handed key MotoGP advice

“He’s [Acosta] so talented, isn’t he,” MotoGP pundit🌃 Neil Hodgson said in an interview with wuqian0821.c🍎om.

“You watch back last sea🐲son, he finished sixth in the world, [there were] a lot of crashes 💖and he still finished sixth in the world – what a talent.

“I spoke to him [...] at the London Bike Show, and we talked a🍸 little bit about crasꦦhing [...] and we talked a little bit about the bike.

“He’s just got to accept that, sometimes, fifth place is bett🥂er than ending up in the gravel. You have to accept the feeling your getting, li🥀ke that’s the limit.

“You havꦏe the experience of years of riding, you know🐈 the sensation of ‘I think that’s the limit’ – well, he now knows what the limit is.”

Hodgson said that eliminating the crashes leaves the question of KTM’s technical performance to answer with regardsꦡ to how competitive Acosta can be 🙈in 2025.

“So, if he can crash a little bit less – which I’m sure he will – you just need KTM to make that step forwar🐬d.

“From the preseason, I don’t think they have. I’m a bit confused. I look at the other KTM riders, they’ve done nothing special; Pedro [Acosta] wasn’t slow, like it looked like h🀅e was making the difference.

“I feel like I’m not confident going into the start of the season thinking ‘KTM have made a step which is going to enable Pedro to fight for the title’ – I don’t think t🀅hat’s going to be the case.

“I hope I’m wrong.”

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