168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Pedro Acosta is r👍eportedly in talks to sig🎐n a significant new contract with KTM.

The breakthrough star of the first four rounds of the 2024 MotoGP season has already done enough to be rewarded by hဣis manufacturer.

Acosta’s current deal with K🍸TM expires at the end of this year, but includes a clause to extend their partnership into 2025.

However, last weekend in Jerez, Ac𒀰osta sat down with the brand’s big bosses to discuss a brand new contract, repo🅘rt.

“They ar𝄹e not rushing,” the report states. “Because both parties know that they both want to reach an agreement and nothing around𝔍 them distracts them.”

Other manufacturers have reportedly been interested in acquiring Aco♓sta but KTM want to finalise a new deal by this summer, to “slam t🐭he door” on their rivals.

Fresh terms would mean Acosta is tied to KTM until the end of 2026, bring hi🌜m in line with MotoGP’s other big players, such as Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati) and Fabio Quartararo (Yamaha), as well as KTM’s long-standing rider Brad Binder.

A new contract would also 🐠bring an enhanced salary, long-term stability and a greater status for the teenager.

Although KTM retain the de🅰cision to leave him in their Tech3 GASGAS team or ✨promote him into the factory team next season, it is widely expected that Acosta will be given a step up.

Jack Miller, whose contract expires at the end of this 🎉year, would logically be the rider to🍷 be replaced.

💟From KTM’s perspective, giving Acosta a new deal would gua🅺rantee his future for an additional season.

Acosta would reportedly want to keep the sa✅me technical staff around him if he signs the contract and becomes a factory rider.

"What a team Pol Espargaro left me, I'm very comfortable with them," 🍷he was quoted.

Acosta became the thir🧔d-young podium finisher in MotoGP this year.

His riding style and his likeable personality have caused him to send shockwa𝓀ves through the paddock.