Jack Miller expressed his opinion on the possible loss of young Spanish talent Pedro Acosta to another team. In recent statements, according to todocircuito.com, Miller did not hide his frustration with the prospect of Acosta leaving KTM, emphasizing the importance of the rider for the team’s future.
Miller said he would be extremely upset if KTM allowed Acosta to go to another team. “I would be very angry if KTM lost Pedro Acosta. He is an incredible talent and would be a great asset for us in the future,” said Miller. The Australian rider emphasized that Acosta, who currently competes in Moto2, has shown exceptional abilities and potential to become a star in MotoGP.
Furthermore, Miller was willing to compete alongside Acosta in the Tech3 team, one of KTM’s satellite teams. Miller sees Acosta’s integration as an essential strategy to strengthen KTM’s presence in MotoGP. “I am more than willing to compete with him in Tech3. I think it would be beneficial for all of us,” added Miller, highlighting the synergy and potential for mutual development.
The possible departure of Acosta has sparked a debate about KTM’s ability to retain its emerging talents. Miller emphasized the need for the team to work harder to retain young promising riders. He argues that the presence of talents like Acosta is crucial for the team’s continuous evolution and for achieving better results in future competitions.
Miller also commented on the importance of a solid team environment and support for the growth of the riders. He believes that KTM has to ensure that their riders feel valued and have the necessary opportunities to progress. “We have to show these young talents that they have a bright future with us and that we will do everything to support them,” he concluded.
