The lone MotoGP rookie in 2023 has🃏 adapted very quickly to the premier class, after winning last season’s Moto2 title.

But whereas Brad Binder and Jack Miller are two of the top riders in the 🎃series, and thus can help steer a young rider in the right direction due to their data, Fernandez admits he’s sometimes confused as to how they achieve the performances we’ve seen at times this season.

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Instead, KTM test rider Pedrosa has made things much easier for Ferna🎃ndez, who credited the former Repsol Honda rider with being the easiest to understand when it comes to riding style and finding spe🍸ed.  

"To be honest, it helpe♎d m🍎e the most when we had Dani on the track," Fernandez told DAZN.

"His riding style is very fine and the teleme💫try data shows how fast he is. As we saw at Jerez, he's very fast - just as fast as the factory riders or even faster, but in a way that's easier to underst𝐆and."

KTM have been the sec♛ond fastest manufacturer behind Ducati on many occasions this season, while Binder is only one of two non-Ducati riders to win a race. 

For Fernandez, promising results in t🎀he opening few rounds were cemented by a stunning P4 finish at Le Mans, which remains his best result of the year to date. 

Although Pedrosa has competed in just one round so far, the Spaniard claimed a double t🐲op ten in Jerez after showing similar speed to the likes of Binder and Miller. 

Speaking further about Pedrosa’s riding style, Fernandez added: "Dani rides constantly, it's easier to read his data. You might lose ꦕa second, but you understand why. 

"With Binder, you might see tha꧙t h🍸e's much faster in a corner, but you don't understand how he takes it."