2025 MotoGP rookie 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fermin Aldeguer secured a first premier class podium in the French Grand Prix after a ra🐽ce the Spaniard says he “enjoyed a lot”.

Aldeguer started from the second row, and wꦿas in the leading group in the initial part of the race where the 🤪front runners were on slicks.

Pitting a lap later than 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alex Marquez, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Gresini Racing’s rookie lost time in the pit stops before recovering to finish on🌌 the podium 🦩for the first time in his short premier class career.

💫It also marked the first double-podium of Aldeguer’s career having finished third ꦕbehind the Marquez brothers in Saturday’s Sprint.

“Toda🎐y is more spe𒈔cial than yesterday because the podium in a long race is more important,” Aldeguer told the post-race press conference at Le Mans.

ꦦ“I’m very happy because we are arriving with a good progression, and for sure I am a rookie, we have to stay calm, but I’m very happy for the work that I’m doing, how I manage all the⛦ situations today – I did the same as riders with [more] experience.

“I followed Marc [Marquez] in the꧃ first part after a good battle with the slick, but when I continued one more lap with the slick I think I lost a lot of ti𓄧me.

“I🍌 was a little bit more nervous but I managed well.

“Also, when I changed the bike with the rain, I don’t have a lot of experience but lap-by-lap I was go💦ing better. Finishing on the podium today is incredible for me.”

Aldeguer added that the amount🍌 of the race that was run in the we⛦t was daunting to begin with, but was pleased that he managed to stay calm in what was a new situation for him.

“With the rain, when I saw the laps and we had to do 20 more laps– the track was not in the best condition, my feeling wasn’t perfect, but I stayed calm, I put my little ex✅perience on the bike, I enjoyed a lot doing this little comeback,” he said.

That approach allowed him to reel in first Maverick Vinales and then Pedr♏o Acosta to finish on the podium.

“ꦡI pushed my 100 per cent [to catch Acosta],” he said.

“For sure, [within] the limit, because todꦏay finishing fourth would also be a good result for me, but my pace was good, I felt good with the bike.

“Maybe if I went slower, I would lose 💖the concentration﷽ and crash.

“Bu🅠t in that moment I was just thinking to arrive on the podium.

“I saw Pedro [Acosta] didn’t have🎶 a lot of grip, so I pushed my ༺100 per cent to arrive but [within] the limit.”