Francesco Bagnaia: “Pedro Acosta impressive, strong, no fear”

"He is impressing even more than Iꦬ was expecting. Honestly. Because 🐲he's really, really strong,”

Pedro Acosta, MotoGP Race, Grand Prix Of The Americas, 14 April
Pedro Acosta, MotoGP Race, Grand Prix Of The Americas, 14 April

Reigning double MotoGP champion 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Francesco Bagnaia has hailed rookie 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Pedro Acosta’s speed and ‘no fear’ approach during a spectacular start to the teenager's pre🅘mier-cla𓃲ss career.

Acosta, Moto3 champion in 2021 and Moto2 title winner in 2023, fought in the front g⛄roup during his MotoGP debut in Qatar, then took podiums at Portimao and COTA.

Sunday’s COTA Grand Prix also saw the GASGAS Tech3 rider lead i💃n MotoGP for the first time, on his way to second place, just 1.7s behind Aprilia’s Maverick Vinales.

“I think that first of all, he i꧃s impressing even more than I was expecting. Honestly. Because he's really, really strong,”🤡 said Bagnaia.

“He's not caring about a⛎nything, tyres... No fear. And fighting at the top like this without any kind of [MotoGP] experience is great. 

"So I just have to say a huge compliment t♏o him. He is demonstrating that he and the 𒁃KTM are a great combo."

Bagnaia, winner of the opening grand prix in Qatar but off the podium si༺nce, returns to Europe having slipped to fifth in the world championship, one place behind Acosta.

“I’m happy for them, but right now my ambition is to be i🎶n front of them!” smiled factory Ducati rider Bagnaia.

Acosta is now the youngest rider to claim back-to-back premier class podiums, breaking the record set by Marc Marquez in 201𝐆3. 

Acosta has untꦡil the Sachsenring in July to take Marquez’s record as the youngest MotoGP race winner.

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