Pedro Acosta seeks Aragon response to ‘toughest weekend’, Fernandez “a rookie again”
Pedro Acosta arrives for his third home MotoGP event eager toᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚ rebound from Austria, Augusto Fernandez 'a rookie again'.
The ‘toughest weekend of the year’ for MotoGP rookie 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Pedro Acosta in Austria also cost top KTM honours in the provisional world championship standings to Brad Binܫder.
Acosta arrives for his third home round at Aragon t💫his weekend seventh in the standings, three points from future factory team-mate Brad Binder and 14 from Aprilia’s Maverick Vinales.
The 20-year-old Spaniard crossed the line just 10th and 13thꦓ in the Red Bull Ring races and is looking to rebound at a familiar Aragon track where he also won in the Moto2 class in the most recent 2022 Grand Prix.
"The third home race 🦄is coming up🗹 and we will need to see how we are on Friday in the first session,” said Acosta, who has been training at Misano on a Moto2 bike since Austria.
“Austria was possibly the toughest weekend of the year and Thursday's work𒁏 iℱn the box will increase more than usual.
“I spent two days in๊ Misano training and it was good to keep improving my feelings.
“The good thing about MotorLand is that I know the track well from having trained there several days during the ꦺyear, which will help us.
“I hope to improve on last weekend and start a busy S🔥ep꧑tember in the best possible way."
Afteಌr an average of 14 points per round across his opening seven MotoGP appearances, including five top-3 finishes (Sprint or GP), Acosta has averaged just 6 points per round over the last four events.
“The results have not been the ones expꦰected for Pedro in the last rounds,” said GASGAS Tech 3 team manager 𒅌Nicolas Goyon.
“We are all aware of it, and we are working 🌟hard to help him and give him the bike that will allow him to be back on top, and we think that Aragon layout is one that will suit him.”
Although in his second premier-class season, team-mate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Augusto Fernandez will also𝕴 be a ‘rookie’ again this weekendღ, with MotoGP not competing at Aragon last year.
"I am looking forward to racing in Aragon, it will be my first tꦅime in MotoGP, so it feels like I will be a rookie again this week!” he said.
“It is a track that I enjoy a lot, where I have always 𒁏had good results in the past, and it is also almost like a home round.
“All of this together, I can’t wait for this round, and hopefully we wi﷽ll have the full support from the Spanish fans♑."
Aragon has al🌱so been resurfaced since the 202༒2 round.
Peter has been in the 🌜paddock for 20 years and has ෴seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
