Pedro Acosta Responds To Marc Marquez’s ‘Lucky’ Ducati Question After Balaton Park Battle

Does Francesco Bagnaia agree with Pedro Acosta’s verdict on Marc Marquez’s defeat at Ducati?

Both Acosta And Marquez were in a class of their own on the Hungarian tarmac, with both riders finishing 10 seconds ahead. Francesco BagnaiaJoined them on stage in P3.

In his post-race comments, Cervera’s Ant praised his competitor’s racing performance with sub-optimal machinery. Acosta is ‘lucky’ not to be riding a Ducati. at the moment.

Not only that, but Marquez Acosta has dropped the biggest hint that he will be a factory Ducati rider in 2027. While he remains one of the best-kept secrets in the MotoGP paddock, official confirmation of the 22-year-old’s move is yet to come down.

Pedro Acosta responded to Marc Marquez’s ‘lucky’ question after Balaton Park

The native of Murcia spoke to the media on Thursday afternoon before arriving this weekend in Brno Czech Grand PrixAsked for his thoughts on Marquez’s words after the checkered flag in Hungary.

What did Marc Marquez’s tension with Pedro Acosta get out of 10 in Hungary?

Acosta remained silent as he moved to the pit-lane for the next year DAZN“Time will tell, I’m trying to do my best in orange.

“It’s true that we’re doing what I wanted at the beginning of the year: make fewer mistakes, try to be more consistent, which is what I lacked last year to have a better season.”

Although Acosta is not officially competing for the Italian build this year, He recently revealed how he pushed KTM to ‘copy’ one aspect of a Ducati bike. This year.

Following months of frustration with the Matthighofen-based outfit, Acosta came to an end with KTM, citing the rider’s short tenure as the main reason for his impatience with KTM.

While things are pretty amicable between Marquez and Acosta at the moment, things are expected to heat up next year when they go head-to-head in similar machinery.

MotoGP’s new regulations also promise a level playing field for Murcian’s first campaign in red. However, Márquez could be treated to some extra time on the Ducati 2027 bike due to an early premier class test schedule.