168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Pedro Acosta has this weekend’s Dutch MotoGP and Sachsenring a week lateꦯr as his last opportunities to become the y༒oungest premier class race winner.

Acosta has had the pace to win so far this season,꧙ with Le Mans and Catalunya bei𒀰ng his most competitive showings.

Both times Acosta crashed in the grand prix so we never got to see if he could have won, however, Assen 𒈔could be another circuit that favours the rookie.

Excited to get back in🙈to race mode ater a few wee𓂃ks off, Acosta said: "Finally we have competition again! These breaks are good to disconnect and train hard, but I miss racing a lot, so I'm looking forward to Assen.

“I've been training hard and preparing for these races before the summer break. Assen is a circuit that I like, with a beautiful track and a spectacular atmosphere, we will see h💙ow we feel on Friday and how the weekend evolv🗹es.

“Little by little we are adapting more and more to the bike, which is noticeable in the consistency, especially on Saturdays😼. We are really looking forward to racing at the Cathedral."

After los♛ing his seat at Tech 3 KTM ꩲfor 2025, Augusto Fernandez’ hopes of staying in MotoGP appear to be very slim.

The Spanish🔯 rider has failed to kick on since last season but admits he’s looking forward to this weekend.

Fernandez added: "After three weeks, I am happy to finally get back on the MotoGP 𒆙bike and go racing.

“This time off was good to disconnect a bit, while 🥀training and preparing as much as we could 🅺for these two races before the summer break, which are going to be important.

“We start with the Netherlands﷽, at the TT Assen, one of my favorite tracks on the calendar. Our performance in 2023 was not bad, so let’s see what we can do this week."