Pedro Acosta colocou o nome de Pol Espargaro em destaque ao afirmar que o espanhol merece retornar como piloto titular na MotoGP 2026. A palavra chave é Acosta MotoGP 2026, já que a declaração vem de um dos nomes mais fortes do grid da KTM. Espargaro atua como piloto de testes desde 2024 e participou de provas selecionadas em 2025, com desempenho acima do esperado. Ele marcou top 10 em quatro das cinco corridas disputadas e entrou em Q2 com frequência, mostrando velocidade e adaptação imediata ao pacote da KTM. Acosta destacou que Pol segue competitivo e útil tecnicamente, reforçando que o espanhol oferece dados precisos, ritmo consistente e estilo de pilotagem agressivo semelhante ao seu. O piloto da KTM afirmou que rodar atrás de Espargaro em Phillip Island ajudou diretamente no ajuste de pilotagem e no trabalho de acerto durante a temporada. O espanhol também valorizou o impacto de Pol no desenvolvimento da moto, especialmente em um momento em que a KTM acelerou o projeto do motor para 2027 e precisa de referências experientes. Apesar disso, Espargaro continuará como piloto de testes em 2026, após descartar ofertas fora da categoria. Com a declaração pública de Acosta, o debate sobre a capacidade competitiva de Espargaro volta ao centro da MotoGP. Para o jovem espanhol, Pol ainda tem nível para disputar toda a temporada e deveria ser considerado novamente pelas equipes. #sportivo

Mezinárodní judistická federace 🥋 oznámila, že Rusové budou mít na turnajích IJF s okamžitou platností národní vlajku i hymnu. ☝️ 📸 REUTERS / Alexey Nasyrov Více 👉 https://sport.ceskatelevize.cz/clanek/judo/rusum-na-judistickych-turnajich-povolili-narodni-vlajku-i-hymnu/692820c604cd4bad85c96f6c

Hosokawa entered Los Angeles as Japan’s top contender at -60 kg. What almost nobody knew was that he was carrying a serious rib injury from training shortly before the Olympics. The cartilage around the rib was damaged enough that twisting, gripping, and even breathing sharply caused pain. His team considered pulling him out, but he refused. In the semifinal he faced Kim Jae-Yup, an explosive Korean judoka who would later become Olympic champion in 1988. Kim was young, aggressive, and famous for his brutal seoi-nage entries. Hosokawa, fighting with restricted movement, had to rely on perfect timing and footwork. He won, but the effort pushed his injury to the limit. By the time he reached the final against Neil Eckersley, the pain was so strong that he couldn’t rotate his upper body normally. Still, he stepped onto the tatami and executed one of the cleanest, most precise seoi-nage sequences of the entire tournament. His kuzushi was flawless. His commitment was absolute. He secured the victory and became Olympic champion. What people didn’t see were the X-rays afterward showing the level of damage he had fought through, or the hours of training he completed without being able to sleep properly because of the pain. Hosokawa’s gold medal wasn’t just a technical victory. It was a demonstration of how far an athlete can push when everything hurts and quitting would have been the logical choice. Most champions win with their best weapons. Hosokawa won with one of them almost taken away. Have you heard this story before? 🥋🔥👇 #Judo #jiujitsu #bjj #mma #ufc #Olympics

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🇵🇪✨ ¡Es oficial! El Campeonato Panamericano Juvenil Sub 13 y Sub 15 tendrá lugar en Lima, Perú, en las instalaciones de VIDENA. 📅 Fechas: Sub 13 Individual y Equipos Mixtos → 5 de diciembre Sub 15 Individual y Equipos Mixtos → 6 de diciembre Info: Cpjudo