Pedro Acosta demands answers from KTM after Czech GP failures
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 21, 2026, 4:28 PM
Last updated Jun 21, 2026

Pedro Acosta has called for explanations from KTM following a series of mechanical failures during the MotoGP Czech Grand Prix at Brno. The rider, who faced technical issues throughout the weekend, was unable to score any points, marking his first pointless outing of the season. Breakdown incidents occurred on all three days of the event, with Acosta's problems beginning in Friday's afternoon practice session. This situation prompts KTM to investigate the reliability concerns as the season progresses.
- •Acosta faced technical failures on all three days at Brno.
- •He did not score any points for the first time this season.
- •KTM is under pressure to address reliability concerns.
- •Acosta's issues began during Friday's afternoon practice.
- 4:28 PMMotorsport.com — Pedro Acosta demands answers from KTM after Czech GP bike failures
"Pedro Acosta wants answers from the KTM factory after a MotoGP Czech Grand Prix weekend riddled with reliability issues. The team's star rider was hit by technical problems on all three days at Brno, leading to the first weekend of the year on which he has failed to score any points. On Friday, Acosta broke down during afternoon practice, and ended up wheeling his bike into the paddock ...Keep reading
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