Pol Espargaro admits he felt \u201coverloaded\u201d when he left KTM to join Honda in MotoGP in 2021, only to \u201crealise how much you miss testing\u201d things at the Japanese marque.
Pol Espargaro admits he felt “overloaded” when he left KTM to join Honda in MotoGP in 2021, only to “realise how much you miss testing” things at the Japanese marque.The eight-time MotoGP podium finisher spearheaded development of the KTM bike from the brand’s debut in 2017 through to 2020.
KTM famously brought constant developments to its bike in its first three years in MotoGP, which Espargaro says became “super stressful”. Honda operates in a completely different way and has tumbled down the order as a result. “Especially the first three years were mad, we were testing in some races even two chassis in one race weekend. So, the risk level we were just accepting was insane.
Espargaro signed a two-year contract to return to KTM, but his future remains uncertain as the Austrian manufacturer looks to find a place for Moto2 championship leader Pedro Acosta.
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