Pedro Acosta: Expectations? It's too easy to talk
🐼Pedro Acosta can break Marc Marꦦquez's record as the youngest rider to take back-to back premier-class podiums at COTA this weekend.
168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Pedro Acosta may have taken his first MotoGP podium l♐ast time in Portimao but the rookie star isn’t about to change his stance on expectations ahead of round three at COTA this weekend.
The GASGAS Tech3 rider has steadfastly avoided giving numerical targets throughout his adaption to the premier class and continues to see little point in trying to predict🍸 the future.
“We don't have expectati🔯ꦍons,” Acosta, who won last year's COTA Moto2 race, said on Thursday in Texas.
“In the end, it'𝓡s too easy to talk. But we are not in⛎ the moment to think like that.
“We need to be realistic and know that we cann⭕ot think of any [particular] result after jus♈t two races.
“But yeah💙, it will be super nice [to ride a Mot✅oGP bike here].
"Last se𒁏ason, I enjoyed a lot the ꦜMoto2 bike in COTA. So let's try to enjoy again.”
While Acosta has missed out on the chance to match Marc Marquez’s feat of a MotoGP victory in his second race, if he wins on Sunday, at 19 years and 325 days Acosta will take the record of youngest premier🍨-class winner 💮from Marquez (20 years and 63 days old in Austin 2013).
If Acosta finishes on the podium, he’ll become the youngest rider to take back-to-back premier class podiums, again taking the record ♛from Marquez at Austin 2013.
Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years and has seen V🍎alentino ♓Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
