Arbolino entered the summer break with an eight-point title lead over Acosta, the 🌼pair winning six of the eight races so far this year.

But while Acosta’s MotoGP option has been taken up by KTM, albeit with the exact seat TBC, Arbolino remains locked in nego﷽tiations with tea🤪ms such as Gresini to try and secure a premier-class place.

Lowes, who along with countryman Jake Dixon are the only other Moto2 race winners this season, told wuqian0821.com:

“I’ve heard th🌳e rumours… Pedro's going to MotoGP. I don't know if Tony will go next year or the year after. But when he has the right chance he'll go because he deserves to.”

Lowes made his own Moto2 to MotoGP move with a then-uncompetitive Aprilia in 2017. It proved a frustrating eಌxperience and he returned to Moto2 after a single season.

But the Englishman 🐓has no regrets and warned young riders not to hesitate over a MotoGP offer, since Moto2 form can quickly disappear and with it any chance of a MotoGP seat.

“If I did it all over again, I would still go to MotoGP when I d🥂id,” Lowes said. “It went toꩲ shit, but I'm partly to blame and I would be a different person in the situation now.

“I feel like if I could have got🐻 a second year by managing it differently, myself and other people, it would have been a lot different. 𝕴I'd still be there in my opinion. But it doesn’t matter now.”

⛎The former World Supersport champion and ten-time Moto2 winner added: “If you’re in this paddock now, then you need to be in MotoGP.

“And with Moto2, you’ve got to strike while the iron is hot꧋. When you’ve got a run of form you’ve got to go to MotoGP.

“Because you never know what happens if you stay. It's f**king tight. There's nowhere to hide. Because who w🌸ins every week? Kalex. Suspension? Ohlins. Tyres? Dunlop.

“Maybe a bike setting will make the difference between🍃 first or second and third. But not fin🍌ishing first and twelfth. Because the biggest place in Moto2 to improve is the mirror.

“Especially with the Triumph engine, because you can ride it in a few different ways. If you didn't ride the Honda engine in a certa𓆏in way,ꦆ you were not winning. So that’s really good now.

“For e൲xample, me and Pedro ride with certain lines. Tony rides a completely different way - and Tony's leading World championship.

“Now anyone that gets a half competitive package in MotoGP has had year🦹s in Moto2 of just looking aꦜt themselves and working on themselves. And they go fast. Because they get the most out of it.

“Moto2 is a good class for that.”

Lowes on Alex Rins: 'Some of the things you do, I can't’

Lowes may only have spent a single season in the premier class but he’s raced ag☂ainst every M𝐆otoGP rider that graduated through Moto2 since 2014. In other words, almost the entire MotoGP grid.

Who stands out from their Moto2 battles?

“I raced with Rins in Austin for every lap of the 2016 race (pictured). We finished first and second, with third place seven s𓃲econds behind,” Lowes recalled.

“I followed him and I was sitting there thinking, ‘f**king hell, some of the things you do, I꧒ can't do that🗹’.

“So he was one of the people that’s imp🐟r༒essed me. And then, look at him in Austin this year.”

Rins, a five-time MotoGP winner for Suzuki who then broke Honda’s win drought at COTA this year, is 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:currently being linked with a Monster Yaꦦ🎀maha seat.

“It’s not always panned out ﷽in terms 𝐆of what they’ve done so far in MotoGP, but for example, Raul Fernandez in 2021 at Aragon is another that stands out,” Lowes continued.

“I was leading, he passed me and then I followed him for half of the race b💯efore I crashed, but some of the stuff he did was impressive.

“There are a few people over the years that have done something slightly different. Bastianini is an𝄹other.

“💧The rest of them are very very good and if you put them on the best bike in MotoGP, I would say they could alꦰl win.

“But given the 🧸right chance💮 with good people, Tony would definitely do well in MotoGP.”

In terms of his own future, at 32, Lowꩵes is now weighing up a fresh start in World Superbike for 2024.

“There's no chance of m𓂃e going to MotoGP again 🎃now. I’m not even thinking about it,” he said.

“I just think for the future I want to ride as much as I can. So if I🌄 have the chance to go [to WorldSBK] in a nice situation, I'm definitely going to think about it.

“Then again, if Tony and Pedro go to MotoGP and I stay [in Moto2], I’m not in a bad positജion!” 🦩Lowes grinned.