168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Pedro Acosta has already cemented himself as one of the best riders in MotoGP, just four rounds into his premier class career.

Valentino Rossi is no stranger to rookies coming into the class and fighting for race wins early in their career, as the nine-time world champion was beaten to the 2013 title by ꦡMarc Marquez. 

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Rossi himself joined the premier class and ꧑was immediately competitive back in 2000, finishing second in the 500cc championship.

Calling Acosta’s rise ‘good for the sport’, Rossi said this about Acosta’s performance𝓰s so far: “It is good for the sport because when a rookie arrives in the championship and fights for race wins, everybody starts to follow.

“I’m very curious to see where he can finish. The numbers Acosta has achieved in hi♑s career are very strange.

“He won two world championships in t🐟hree years and he did something special.

“I know he is very strongꦑ in MotoGP, but I didn’t expect it to be so early. It꧒ is a bit of a surprise for everybody but good to follow. I think it will be difficult [battling] with him in the future.”

In terms of the championship fight in MotoGP this𓃲 season, Rossi again me♈ntioned Acosta as one of the outsiders.

However, the Pertamina Endur🌳o VR46 Ducati team boss believes it will come down to Fra🧜ncesco Bagnaia or Jorge Martin.

“On paper the number one and two for the cham🃏pionship are Pecco [Bagnaia] and Martin,” Rossi told MotoGP.com.

“At this moment Martin is better. Also, Pec🌠co has been unlucky sometimes and did some small mistakes, so Martin has a good advantage in the championship but the season is very, very long.

“You have a lot of riders that can fight for the championship. There’s a minimum of five or six. You also have A꧒costa🌱, Vinales, so everything is open.”