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Pedro Acosta has hit out at MotoGP’s much-maligned tyre pressure rules, saying riders were made to look like “donkeys” in the Indonesian Grand Prix. The 22-year-old passed the factory Ducati of Marc Marquez for fourth with ease on lap 7, having shown strong pace in the early stages after starting ninth on the grid. But as the pressure on his front Michelin tyre went beyond the ... Keep readingSource: Pedro Acosta: MotoGP tyre pressure rules make us look like “donkeys”
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