MotoGP expert pinpoints ‘most amazing thing I’ve seen’ at Sepang test
"What he’s done at this test is the most amazing thing that I’💦ve seen at this test," Simon Crafar says about Pedro Acosta

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Pedro Acosta’s brilliant performance at the MotoGP pre✅season Sꦓepang test has been highlighted by Simon Crafar.
The teenage phenom is the only rookie in MotoGP this year but is already touted as a future superstar by many in🤡 the paddock.
The Tech3 GASGAS rid🍷er was second-fastest on the opening day in Sepaꦛng.
But even more impressively his sprint simulation was only one second slower than Aleix Espargaro’s, who𝓡 went six seconds faster than last year’s sprint race winning time.
Ex-racer and now broadcaster Simon Crafar said: “People will kno꧙w, whenever we spꦓeak about Acosta, I have been playing it down because I don’t want any pressure on Pedro.
“I genuꦺinely care. I don’t want him to get hurt. There is a lot to learn before you race a MotoGP bike.
“Then when you 🍎do rac🦄e, there are all these buttons to control, maps, tyres wearing down, fuel, torque…
“To manage all this and to go fas🔥t, with all theꦕ crazy horse power and brakes and different tyres?
“To go fast and not hurt yourself?
“That’s why I don’t want to put pressure on him.

“But what he’s done…
“I am trying not to build him up! To gi𓆉ve him some 🅰time…
“But what he’s done at this🐻 test is the most amazing thing that I’ve seen at this test.
“Pedro looked from Day 1 like he rode last year.
“He doesn’t look like a rooki🅷e, he doesn’t talk like a rookie. The mechanics say he doesn’t work lik❀e a rookie.
“He gives them feedback🐲 maturely, good answers, clear and accurate.
“He has absolutely blown me away.
“Then ✃you look at his lap times? Wow, he’s unreal!”
Acosta is still only 19 years olꦅd but enters the premier class as Motoಌ2 champion.
He has drawn inevitable comparisons to Marc Marquez who was a highly-rated Moto2 ch🌳ampion who won the MotoGP title in his rookie year.
Acosta will be back in action on Monday at the Qata🍌r preseason test before the season begins on March 8.

James was a sports journalist at Sky Sports🃏 for a decade covering everything from American sports, to football, to F1.