Dani Pedrosa was one of the inductees to MotoGP’s Hall of Fame earlier this year.
Pedrosa is one of 17 riders in the Hall of Fame.It is reserved for legends with multiple MotoGP World Championships or at least 25 victories.
While Pedrosa has never won a premier-class titleHe won three championships in the lower division. He also won 31 major tournaments, which ranks him in the top 10 all-time.
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Riders like Marc Marquez and Francesco Bagnaia are yet to be selected because their careers are still ongoing, but both have done enough.
Dani Pedrosa talks about David Alonso’s potential.
In an interview at the launch event last fall, Pedrosa was asked which drivers would be entering the race. Moto2 And Moto3 have the potential to one day join him in the hall of fame.
He is one of the knights he mentions. David Alonso2024 Moto3 World Champion. Alonso finished ninth in the first intermediate class, which included his first win in Hungary.
In the last four races, the run of three platforms is indicated Alonso can challenge for the Moto2 title. In the year in 2026. Pedrosa pointed to Maximo Quiles, who won three times last year on his way to third place in Moto3.
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Quills were advised by Marc Marquez As a stable member of the permanent sports administration.
Pedrosa said, through Paddock pass Podcast: “We don’t know, we can’t tell. Obviously, guys like Alonso and Quiles have a lot of potential.”
“There’s a lot of talent coming up and there’s another generation of people who are going to take over and make the sport great.”
David Alonso is attracting interest from the Ducati MotoGP team.
Alonso is getting interest from every MotoGP manufacturer. And in 2027 it will be seen as ‘next line’ for premier-class seating.
Marquez saw himself in Alonso When the young Spaniard conquers Balaton Park. Maybe he will advise him to join Ducati.
Luigi D’Aligna rolls out the ‘red carpet’ for AlonsoIf there’s room in the set-up, it might offer a Ducati-powered satellite ride.
Both riders are named after Pedrosa He can win titles next year, painting an impressive picture of the Spanish motorsport scene.
