Marc Marquez says Pedro Acosta should be the ‘leader’ of the next generation of MotoGP riders.
At the age of 33 and with nine Grand Prix titles to his name, Marquez The work is nearing completion. Many riders are tipped to become the next stars in MotoGP. Ducati is preparing Fermin Aldeguer to replace Marquez. When he retired.
Marquez’s Maximo defends Quiles The Spaniard is currently dominating Moto3 and is a huge talent for the future. But among these stars, Cervera Ant gave the responsibility to his future teammate to be the leader of them all.
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Marc Marquez says Pedro Acosta must be the ‘leader’ of MotoGP’s next generation.
Acosta, who will join Ducati in 2027 with Marquezis being backed as a future world champion. He consistently demonstrated his superiority. KTM machine, but has yet to win a MotoGP race.
Shark finished second in both races and was fourth after the Hungarian GP. Marquez was leading on Sunday until he staged a spectacular fightback. Acosta.
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Marquez got the better result in the end, but Acosta’s skill was clear. The Ducati rider insists that his countryman should be the ‘leader’ of the next generation.
In quotes from PesinoGP’s YouTube channel, he said: “Yeah, when one fighter meets another, that’s the nature of a head-to-head match. Acosta is a fighter, and I’ve said it before.”
“I said it at Mugello, I said it yesterday, he is one of the riders who define the new generation. There are three or four, but he has to be the leader because among those who have stepped up, he is the one who has been in MotoGP the longest.”
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Pedro Acosta praised his progress after the fight with Marc Marquez in MotoGP
Commenting on his battle with Marquez at Balaton Park, Acosta was happy with his progress in MotoGP. He says he used to get ‘tired’ and conflicted in these situations, but now feels he has taken a step forward.
The KTM rider added: “So the battle went on as long as it lasted, because in the end Marc was faster than me. So, we stayed as long as we could—it really came down to a battle of wills with Marc, didn’t it?”
“If you’re fighting with him at the end and you can get past him again and we’re turning around a bit, then we’re doing a good job, right? After all, I’ve made a big step up compared to last year.”
“In these conditions it was really annoying, but I made a lot of mistakes, I crashed, I didn’t score points. It seems more consistent this year, I’m doing things right, and I have more points than I had in last year’s championship.
“So that’s what I’m saying. I think we can be satisfied, especially with the steps we’re taking personally.”
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