Jorge Lorenzo has warned that Marc Marquez will give Pedro Acosta the same problems he gave Valentino Rossi early in their MotoGP career.
Rossi was angry with Yamaha Confirming that Lorenzo He would be his team-mate for the 2008 MotoGP campaign, and the upset was warranted, with the rookie taking the Italian’s lead as factory peers and winning his first race in a flash.
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The MotoGP icon was at the peak of his career at the time, and His team partnership with Lorenzo proved to be one of his strongest. His impressive career rivaled in the premier class.
Five years later, another threat to the crown arose MarquezHe established himself as a MotoGP great by winning the World Cup in his rookie premier class campaign.
With Lorenzo’s third and final title success in 2015, the duo would go on to repeat it in the coming years. One of the most explosive clashes in the history of MotoGP.
The following years saw Marquez continue to dominate in old age. Rossi He fell on the order and out of the regular race for race winners. Lorenzo warned Acosta Now he can do the same to his rumored future teammate.
Jorge Lorenzo warned Marc Marquez about the dominance of Pedro Acosta
Lorenzo and Rossi have both retired, and with Marquez entering his mid-30s, Acosta is widely considered the man to inherit his country’s crown as the best rider on the grid.
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The young Murcian has proven he can keep up with Marquez in their battle this season. Last weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix leaving fans on the edge of their seats.
Marquez emerged victorious in the challenge, but it was clear that Acosta was fighting single-handedly behind him due to the excellent performance of the KTM RC16. However, it remains to be seen what happens after they become teammates next year.
“I believe that at the age of 33, Marc has enough experience to know everything that can happen,” Lorenzo told DAZN. reaping. “He knows very well that we are close to an inevitable generational change.
“There will come a time when the balance of power will be surprisingly equal. Marc is Marc, he can dominate Pedro on left-hand circuits, and Pedro has the disadvantage of inexperience on Ducati.
“But sooner or later the time will come. It’s like when I was with Valentino at Yamaha, or Marquez with Rossi. I think Pedro is in a special situation now: he’s in trouble and he’s doing a lot.”
After the victory in Hungary, Marquez was very encouraging of Acosta’s performance. On two wheels, the next generation of MotoGP is positioned as the ‘Leader’. However, while Márquez is active, he will try his best to delay the changing of the guard.
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