Star KTM Pedro Acosta suffered a disappointing start of the 2025 season at the Grand Prix of Thailand. An early autumn condemned him in a 19th place in his factory debut.

Acosta was running ninth and following Rider Aprilia Marco Beeszecchi when he was wrong at Turn One. He slipped into the runoff at Turn One and fell from the saddle.

The Spaniard was able to repeat, but had lost too much ground to score points. Acosta’s pace impressed KTM engineers, the proposal that could end at the top five with a clear match.

Accidents are saddened by a consistent issue, after the young man entered the top class in 2024. Acosta crashed more than any rider last season, who did not see the lead in the Japanese Grand Prix Sprint after his bags.

Brad Binder and Singea Bastianini were KTM’s only riders to earn points on Sunday, but Acosta seems to drive the manufacturer this season. It was the fastest test and even the Thai GP weekend before its paradise.

The 20 -year -old was identified at Sevth in Buriram, while his constant was all coming to Q2. Binder was next better in the 14th.

Pit Beirer compares Pedro Acosta’s ethics on KTM with Michael Schumacher

Speech NavalManager MotoGP KTM Pit Beirer spoke on glittering terms about Acosta’s attitude. He has noticed that he leaves the pit strip later than any of his competitors.

It porks the data with its engineers, trying to create as much knowledge as possible before the race. KTM had tire wear problems in Thailand, making this project more important than ever.

Beirer says Acosta is willing to “take a step” to find any advantage. This reminds him of the myth of Formula 1 Michael Schumacher.

Schumacher won seven world championships, a record that Beeten doesn’t even have. Heyyyed the most dominant running ever in Ferrari between 2000 and 2004, and many have put it down into his moral work.

“At a racing weekend, he is also the last rider to leave the pit strip because he sits with his technician until the end and studying tire data,” Beirer said for ACOSTA.

“He gives him all of him. He’s an extreme rider, as you’ve heard from the biggest – like Michael Schumacher. They are the ones who are willing to go one step from the racing route.

Neil Hodgson was goobsmacked in ‘Perfect’ Pedro Acosta Moment of Thai Grand Prix

KTM knows that it has to deliver a competitive motorcycle for ACOSTA this season. Otherwise, many of his slaps will grow with confidence.

Keith Huewen estimates that Acosta has a clause from his contract. If the financial crisis of the company affects its performance, it may be able to leave.

There were signs of promise in Buriram Sprint as a final sixth, second among the non-sectary. Performed a nice move to Yamaha’s Fabio Quartararo to take the place.

Neil Hodgson invited the passage of Acosta “Perfect” and was surprised to try it at the “Scary” Turn Four. This points out the fearless with which MotoGP approached.