12/11/2023 Act. at 07:43 CET
The Spaniard is mathematically proclaimed champion of the category after finishing second in the Malaysian Grand Prix
He already has two championships, the first, in Moto3, in 2021, and two years later, he has been proclaimed Moto2 champion
The Spanish Fermín Aldeguer (Boscoscuro) claimed victory in the Malaysian Moto2 Grand Prix which was held at the Sepang circuit and in which the also Spaniard Pedro Acosta (Kalex), second, was mathematically proclaimed world champion in the category.
The third place on the podium went to another Spaniard, Marcos Ramirez (Kalex).
The Spanish Pedro Acosta (Kalex), a native of Puerto de Mazarrón, in Murcia, where he was born on May 25, 2004, can already be considered a “White Shark” of motorcycling, having won his second world title in three years and continuing to show his growth as pilot with his move to MotoGP in 2024.
The growth rate of the “White Shark” of Puerto de Mazarrón has reached levels that have not been achieved by great names in motorcycling in recent decades, such as those of the Italian Valentino Rossi or Spanish Marc Márquez.
Rossi y Marquezstaunch rivals on and off the track were the last to openly express their, for now, irreconcilable differences, a “bad vibe” that the Moto2 champion also wants to show off, who is tired of saying that he comes to the world championship to compete, not to make friends.
Pedro Acostarecognized follower of two motorcycling myths like the Australian Casey Stoner and the American Kevin Schwantz, He added his first world title in his first year in the motorcycle world championship, in Moto3, in 2021, and two years later, in 2023has been proclaimed Moto2 champion.
Besidesthe “White Shark” of Puerto de Mazarrón already enjoys the “visa” to advance to MotoGP with the help of Gas Gasone of the brands of the “Pierer Mobility Group”, which also has KTM, Husqvarna, CFMoto and MV Agusta, among others of lesser importance.
Acosta (KTM) is already deserving of the nickname “White Shark”, after the dominance it has shown throughout the 2023 season, which has been truly overwhelming, and with this it has shown growth directly proportional to its results, which has “convinced” the demanding and exclusive MotoGP category that it was time to be alongside the greatest in world motorcycling.
2023-11-12 06:47:27
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