Brad Binder, KTM rider, praised Pedro Acosta’s recent impressive performances, stating that MotoGP rookies face bigger challenges than when he entered the premier class. Binder made his MotoGP debut in 2020, after winning Moto3 in 2016 and finishing as runner-up in Moto2 in 2019. His arrival in MotoGP generated great interest and he quickly secured victory in Brno after just three races. Binder explained that he believes it was easier for him as a rookie compared to the current crop of riders. He recalled facing difficulties during his first test, but felt confident during the first race, only to suffer numerous crashes. However, he emphasized the thrill of competing against the riders he admired and expressed his appreciation for the current level of competition in MotoGP.
Binder’s comments came after his teammate, Pedro Acosta, secured his first podium in MotoGP in his second race at the Portugal GP. Binder praised Acosta’s riding skills, noting his ability to control the bike, maintain speed in corners, and accelerate smoothly. Binder recognized Acosta’s talent and congratulated him on the well-deserved podium.
Throughout his MotoGP career, Binder has remained loyal to KTM and believes that working with Acosta will provide valuable opportunities for the team’s progress. He considers himself lucky to have had teammates who encouraged him to improve and sees it as a positive aspect of his career. Binder is optimistic about the future and aims to continue driving the team forward.
