MotoGP icon Dani Pedrosa has announced the extension of his contract with KTM as a test rider. This decision marks the continuation of a fruitful collaboration between the Spanish driver and the Austrian manufacturer, initiated in 2019 after Pedrosa's retirement from the circuits.
The alliance between Dani Pedrosa et
KTMstarted after the retirement of the Barcelona pilot, continues to prosper. Although he had only run for Honda Throughout his career in MotoGP, his collaboration with the Austrian brand proved to be a new, but productive, path. Seven years after joining KTMPedrosa has had his contract renewed for another year, further strengthening his key role in the development program of the KTM RC16.
In an enthusiastic statement, Pedrosa expressed his pleasure in continuing the adventure with
KTM : « It’s a pleasure to continue our journey for another year. We know where we need to improveand the efforts of the entire factory have not diminished at all when it comes to creating the best Motorcycle for riders to perform on the track.
I can't wait to see what we can do by 2025 and the ideas to come. »
Pit Beirer KTM :
« Dani Pedrosa's contribution is vital »
Pit Beirerdirector of
KTM Motorsportsalso underlined the importance of this extension, specifying that the decision had been “ easy for both parties » and that it reflected a “ strong and trusting relationship “. According to BeirerPedrosa plays a vital role on many levels, not only in his testing of the next-generation RC16, but also as a mentor and source of critical data for the motorcycle's development. “
We truly believe in what Dani brings to our MotoGP program at different levelsand this contribution is vital », added
Beirer.
The commitment of Pedrosa with
KTM therefore seems to be a solid pillar for the brand, with clear expectations for 2025 and a continued evolution of the motorcycle. The role of Dani Pedrosa within the team seems not only essential in the short term, but also crucial for the changes necessary to make the
KTM more competitive in the future of MotoGP.
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