When will Dani Pedrosa return to racing in a MotoGP race?

When are you coming back Dani Pedrosa to run a race MotoGP? After his good results in his wild card of Jerez and Misano this season, both the paddock and the fans of motorcycle world championship They wonder if the ’26’ will compete in a new Grand Prix in the 2023 season.

After the exam this weekend at Circuit of Marco Simoncelli, MotoGP temporarily bid farewell to Europe. Ahead, expect an Asian tour where there will be races India, Japanese, Indonesia, Australia, Thailand, Malaysia and Qatar. But, like every campaign, the world will return to the old continent to put an end to it Valenciaa circuit where it is always fast.

KTM the latter is still available wild card -all grill factories MotoGP World Championship there are three throughout the season, six in the case of manufacturers with concessions -, and all indicate that if Dani Pedrosa he wants it for her.

However, asked to DAZN about this possibility, Pedrosa indicated under a smile, a shake of the head and an “okay”. MotoGP 2023 there will never be a ’26’ on the track again during the Grand Prix.

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Pedrosain Misano, had a good chance to achieve fourth place in both the Sprint race and Sunday’s race and fifth place on the grid. Furthermore, it turned out to be the best KTM of the five on the track. As he himself acknowledged, with a smile from ear to ear, he left “very happy because the bike turned out very well and the team did a great job.”

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