168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Dani Pedrosa’s phone rang and he was asked his thoughts on the move that has rocked MotoGP.

M♏arquez wanted to seek advice from his former teammate of 🦹six years.

"I called Daꦓni Pedrosa on Sunday in Japan,” Marquez told . 

“I♎ was in the room after the race: ‘Dani, can I call you?’ 

“And I called him. ಞWhat did I ask him? No, l꧅et him tell you this if he wants. 

“But yes, I called him to him because ▨he has been at Honda for many years.

"What did he s💜ay to me? Let him tell it if he wants, I mean, let's see if he's going to get 💟angry. 

“But I called him to ask for advic෴e rider to rider. Not ‘what should I do?’ Or ‘what shouldn't I do?’ Because he is a KTM rider and worker. 

“I have always had a very good relati♚onship with Dani, he helped me a 🔥lot.”

Marquez labelled his decision to leave Repsol 🤡Honda for Gresini Ducati for 2024 "th🌼e most difficult of my sporting career”.

He added: "When you make a dec🧸ision like that at first it's hard, but then a weight goes off yoꦯur shoulders.”

Intriguingly, asking Pedrosa for advice is a window into the close bond that Marquez still retai♔ns with his ex-teammate and fellow legend.

Pedrosa is now KTM’s t൩est rider - the manufacturer who once 𓄧seemed in pole position to land Marquez’s signature.

In a year’s time, Marquez may again be able to select the best bike as the majority of rider contracts come to their conclusion, and KTM will inevitably hope to lure him agꦿain.

Could Pedrosa tempt him across to KTM for 2025?