Pedro Acosta has made a clear leap forward in his debut MotoGP season, yet persistent technical setbacks and physical challenges have slowed a brilliant campaign. Despite finishing seventh in the championship standings – the same as last year – Acosta scored 24 more points, showing remarkable progress with KTM’s developed machinery. During the mid-season break,
Pedro Acosta has been tipped as the rider to become MotoGP’s next superstar, with Chicho Lorenzo declaring, “He could be the next superstar.” The father of multiple world champion Jorge Lorenzo gave a comprehensive technical and strategic analysis of the current MotoGP landscape, highlighting Acosta’s emergence as Marc Márquez’s successor. During a detailed account on
Ducati’s power move: Pedro Acosta ready to challenge Marc Marquez in MotoGP’s most anticipated superteam The 2025 MotoGP season is set for an exciting change as Ducati has confirmed a strong new line-up: Pedro Acosta will be joined by Marc Marquez, setting up a battle between two of the sport’s most prodigious talents. The long-awaited
Fabio Quartararo’s high-profile move to Honda for the 2027 MotoGP season has electrified the paddock, but behind the scenes, the Frenchman was never the Japanese giant’s first – or even second – choice for its bold new era. Despite being heralded as the future harbinger of Honda’s 850cc revolution, Quartararo was, in fact, “Plan C”
Fermin Aldeguer eyes factory Ducati future amid Acosta signing and Marquez uncertainty Fermín Aldeguer is confident of his chances of joining the factory Ducati team, despite the Italian manufacturer’s high-profile decision to sign Pedro Acosta and extend Marc Marquez’s contract, creating new intrigue over MotoGP’s most coveted seats. Aldeguer, widely considered Ducati’s next big hope,
Pedro Acosta has displayed a remarkable display of confidence and sportsmanship ahead of the German Grand Prix, stating that he would have no hesitation in giving Brad Binder a MotoGP ride – “even my current bike.” The bold announcement comes as Acosta continues to recover from recent surgery after suffering a carpal tunnel nerve entrapment
Soledad Acosta de Samper spoke English, traveled the world, wrote every day, and saved the newspaper clippings in which her novels appeared to transform them into albums. She married out of love, had four daughters – one of them, a nun and a poet, published an edition of Novena de Aguinaldos It is sung during
Pedro Acosta has undergone successful minor surgery on his right wrist to deal with carpal tunnel syndrome, with the Red Bull KTM rider already setting his sights on a comeback at the German Grand Prix. The procedure took place on Tuesday morning and was completed without any complications, according to the team. Carpal tunnel syndrome
A painful twist derailed Pedro Acosta’s MotoGP campaign, forcing him off his bike and into the operating room – just as the rookie sensation was battling for glory at Assen. The 20-year-old Spanish prodigy surprised fans when he suddenly slowed and retired from Sunday’s Dutch MotoGP while locked in a thrilling battle for fourth place
If you follow MotoGP, you knew that Pedro Acosta was moving to the Ducati Lenovo factory team for the last six months. However, this information was officially announced only this week. What makes the whole thing even stranger is that his current team agreed to the move even before it was officially announced because KTM