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 his home country f🔯or his next ꦅrace appearance.

Pedrosa, now 38, e🗹nters 2024 as KTಌM’s test rider again.

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

🙈“Everything else will be decided depen🦂ding on the course of the season, depending on which races we need as a test.”

However, there is still no verdict on when Pol Espargaro - who was demoted fro🔯m the Tech3 GASGAS team to the🌠 role of a KTM test rider this year - will race as a wildcard.

Last 💯year, Pedr𝔍osa 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 at the end of 2018.

He said last year: “Now tꩵhat I’m this age, if I stop to remember that Valentino Rossi won his las🎶t race at 38, or Loris Capirossi at 37?

“At that time I was young and didn’t ๊va𒁏lue enough that they were able 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 𝕴at the top level at this age is more difficult than when you are young. No doubt.”

Pedrosa is the rider with the most wins in MoꦆtoGP history who hꦕas never won a championship.

When he's not impressing his fellow r𝄹iders in his rare race appearances, Pedrosa now has a crucial role in developing the KT༺M for the benefit of Brad Binder, Jack Miller, Pedro Acosta and Augusto Fernandez.

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