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Pedro Acosta, Determined After Le Mans Race: We’ll See You at the Next Race
Following the final leg of the French Grand Prix at Le Mans, young star Pedro Acosta, despite losing fourth place to Fabio Di Giannantonio, announced his return in the next race. A critical position loss in the race’s final moments frustrated Acosta, but he sent a strong message to his rival by promising a comeback.
Critical Changes and Acosta’s Criticism
In the final lap, Fabio Di Giannantonio utilized his Ducati to position himself inside Pedro Acosta’s racing line, taking fourth place. Acosta admitted that he had employed an overly aggressive defensive strategy following this maneuver. The young pilot confessed that he had defended too aggressively in the final lap, believing Di Giannantonio was closer than he actually was.
“I’m angry because we missed the podium opportunity. I insist; I thought he was closer, but I’ll save that for next time. No one can pass me while I’m watching them.” – Pedro Acosta
Fabio Di Giannantonio’s Déjà Vu
Fabio Di Giannantonio, on the other hand, stated that he had encountered an unexpected situation and was forced to make a sudden attack in the penultimate corner while attempting a different strategy to overtake Pedro Acosta. This maneuver secured Di Giannantonio fourth place and provided a significant contribution to his championship points.
“Pedro was really riding well, and it was difficult to attack him. I was very far from the ninth corner in the final lap. So, I needed to make a quick attack. I remembered the move I made to Bez in 2018 and experienced déjà vu. I decided to try it on Pedro and it worked.” – Fabio Di Giannantonio
Post-Race Assessments
Acosta, who had closely followed the podium potential for much of the race but slipped back in the final stages, made the following assessment of the weekend: “To be honest, I’m quite angry because we missed a good opportunity for the podium. However, on the other hand, this was one of my best weekends at Le Mans. I finished both races – the Sprint and the Main Race – for the first time. I’m very happy about that. After the challenging warm-up session in low temperatures, I expected rain, but it never came. We had a good start and covered the first 10 laps quickly. We managed the pace for the next 7 laps, and we struggled in the last 9 laps.”
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