Valencia MotoGP pole qualifier Pol Espargaro has pledged not to hold anything back in pur♔suit of KTM glory in the final three rounds.

The Spaniard, leaving for Honda at the en🔯d of this season, is currently only eighth in the world championship and 47 points from the top, meaning he feels he has nothing to lose.

"We go for all or nothing," said Eওs🌠pargaro, who has taken four podiums for KTM but is yet to join Brad Binder and Miguel Oliveira in standing on the top step.

"We have just three races remaining and we are only going 𓄧to get a good championship position if we do three amazing races, which means putting a lot of risk on each of them to try to bꦕe in the best position at the end of the race.

"I cannot save any🅠thing back from the first to the last corner. Maybe this is going to cause me a crash during one of these three races remaining. But as I said, we can only💟 do something very interesting in the championship through a good position in those last three races anyway.

"I don’t know Portimao because we never raced there, but we ha𝕴ve a good chance here and I’m going to ta꧙ke it. Then next weekend as well. Let’s see how it goes."

Espargaro took pole position by j෴ust 0.041s from Suzuki's Alex Rins during the wet session, but Sunday is 𓂃expected to be dry.

However, the lack of dry set-up time this weeke⛄nd means Rins' tit🧔le leading team-mate Joan Mir believes the KTMs could benefit even further from recent test data gathered at the track by Dani Pedrosa.