A set of predictions for the 2025 MotoGP season have ඣbeen delivered - and it hints at bad news for the new cღhampion.

The 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:2025 MotoGP rider line-up features a much-changed cast, with champ ♋Jorge Martin swapping Ducati💙 for Aprilia.

Marc Marquez upgrades his year-old Ducati for a factory seat al🌺ongside the brand’s star Pecco Bagnaia in a duo who are both expected to fight at the front - probably against each other.

“Maꦇrquez will be the man to beat,” Marco Melandri told&nb﷽sp;.

“When he has to be there, he’s there. He doesn’t make mistakes and even when rides go badl𝐆y he straightens them out.

“He crashes moreᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚ than the others but he does it when he can afford to, which is i💎n practice.

“The GP23 was far ♎from the GP24 but no-one else got ahead of him with last year’s bike. It is an important yardstick.

“Should Martin get the better of him, for Pecco it co🀅uld be a boost, a stimulus for the response, likewise it could give him the knowledge that he is beatable.

“However, I think Marc will reap his rewards.”

Jorge Martin ruled out

Champion Martin will pay the price for stepping onto the less competitive Ap💫rilia, Melandri believes.

“Next year, no,” Melandri said.

“I honestly don’t think they can close such a significant gap on Ducati, or at any🍰 rate to do it within a season.

“The last time that the Aprilia won was in Barcelona, but the Desmo🌞sedici was close.

“Jorge is not Maverick Vinales or Aleix Espargaro, however I don’𓆏t expect to see him fight for success.”

MotoGP’s next star tipped

Pedro Aco🃏sta will eventually become a star in MotoGP, but probably not in 2025, Melan👍dri insists.

Asked if Acosta could contend this year, Melandri sai💛d: “If the bike improves, yes.

“At the moment KTM is n🌳ot having a golden moment in general so it will not be easy.

“But in my opinion, he is the future.”

Mela🦩ndri added about Acosta: “With Vinales and Enea Bastianini in the team, we will s🦩ee his level.

“But if he had a Ducati, he would alre♎ady be fighting🌠 at the front.”