168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Dani Pedrosa is set to race in Jerez at the Spanish MotoGP as a wildcard.

The MotoGP great will return on April 28 in hi♍s home country ꦕfor his next race appearance.

Pedrosa, now 38, ente📖rs 2024 as KTM’s test rider again.

"That seems pretty safe,” KTM motorsport director Pit Beirer told✱  about Pedrosa racing in Jerez.

“Everything else will be decided depending on the course o𝓀f the se💞ason, depending on which races we need as a test.”

However, there is still no verdict on when Pol Esparga🌱ro - who was demoted from the Tech3 GASGAS team to the rol🏅e of a KTM test rider this year - will race as a wildcard.

Las🐻t year, Pedrosa raced twice (in Spain and San Marino) and earned rave reviews.

He finished seventh in Spain and fourth in San Marino despite retiring from full-time racing at𒅌 the end of 2018.

He said last yeꦓar: “Now that I’m this age, if I stop to remember that Valentino Rossi won♛ his last race at 38, or Loris Capirossi at 37?

“At that time I was young and didn’t🐼 value enough that they were 𝓡able to win at that age.

“Now I’m that age and I’m racing, fighting at the front with the young guys, now I know that racing at the top level at this age is more di☂fficult than when you are young. No doubt.”

Pedrosa is th🍸e rider with the most wins i🥂n MotoGP history who has never won a championship.

When he's not impressing his fellow riders in his rare race appearances, Pedrosa ෴now has a crucial role in developing the KTM for the benefit of Brad Binder, Jack Miller, Pedro Acosta and Augusto Fernandez.

The Austrian manufacturer have high hopes that the🌞y can be the nearest team to the dominant Ducati, and if they are to do so, Pedrosa's developmental work will🌸 be crucial.