Pedro Acosta’s feet on the ground: “I see the fisherman, real life”

MotoGP’s rising sensation Pedro Acosta is keeping his feet on the ground despite his huge success on the track. With an impressive start to his career in the highest motorcycle category, the young Spanish rider is aware of the importance of staying in touch with the reality of everyday life.

Acosta grew up in a fishing family and attributes some of his determination and humility to his family environment. In a recent interview, he talked about how his regular visits to local fishermen in his hometown keep him connected to the true essence of life.

“I end up coming home every week and seeing the fishermen… I see what real life is like, and how hard people work like that. It keeps my feet on the ground,” says Acosta, whose shark logo is a tribute to the his father’s boat.

Despite his on-track achievements, including impressive wins and podium finishes in the early races of his MotoGP career, Acosta remains humble and focused on his ongoing learning journey. He recognizes that racing success is only part of his life and that there is more to learn and experience beyond the track.

Acosta’s approach reflects his mature mentality and his understanding of the importance of maintaining core values, even amid the glamor and competition of the MotoGP world. His ability to stay connected to his community and his roots is admirable and serves as an inspiring example to fans and riders around the world.

Additionally, Acosta recognizes the importance of learning from his more experienced colleagues such as Jack Miller and Brad Binder. He appreciates the opportunities to absorb knowledge and experience from his colleagues while continuing to develop his skills as a pilot.

As Acosta prepares to compete in his first home race at the Spanish Grand Prix in Jerusalem, his determination and humility remain an inspiration to MotoGP fans around the world. When he wants to achieve new successes on the track, he remains true to his roots and the values that have shaped him as a person and driver.