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Pedro Acosta fast but “feeling terrible” in Malaysian GP practice

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Despite only losing out to the Marquez brothers and Aprilia's Ai Ogura in practice, Pedro Acosta gave a negative assessment of the opening day in Malaysia
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SEPANG – As soon as the free practice session for the Malaysian Grand Prix (GP) at the Sepang International Circuit (SIC) ended yesterday, complaints from riders regarding the quality of the track began to be heard. Among the riders who voiced their dissatisfaction with the condition of the Sepang circuit was KTM Racing team rider Pedro Acosta, who described the track surface as not perfect. ...

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Fourth of the Practice in Sepang, Pedro Acosta had a much more complicated first day than it seems. Despite a promising pace, the KTM driver deplores a total lack of......

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Red Bull KTM Factory Racing rider Pedro Acosta had a fast start to the Malaysian GP, setting the fourth fastest time of the day, but expressed discomfort with his riding. Despite being only beaten by the Márquez brothers and Aprilia's Ai Ogura, the young Spaniard commented that […] The entry Pedro Acosta excels in Malaysian GP practice despite feeling bad appeared first on FormulaRapida.net.

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Three of the four KTM drivers made the direct jump into qualifying in MotoGP time training on Friday at the Sepang International Circuit 2. Pedro Acosta was fourth of them as the best of them.

SEPANG: Red Bull KTM Factory Racing rider Pedro Acosta expressed a lack of pleasure at the Sepang International Circuit (SIC) surface conditions which he claimed were deteriorating year by year thus undermining his confidence when operating machinery. Acosta said the deteriorating condition of the asphalt surface, including small stones that began to fall out of the track layer, put riders at risk...

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Malay News- Malaysian newspapers from Kuala Lumpur broke the news on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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