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Jorge Martin: Aprilia MotoGP bike ‘doesn’t accept what I am asking of it’

April 13, 2025 4 Min Read
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MotoGP champion Jorge Martin admits the Aprilia ‘doesn’t settle for what I’m asking of it’ but following his first race on the bike within the Qatar Grand Prix dash.

Jorge Martin made his long-awaited Aprilia race debut on Saturday night on the Lusail circuit having been sidelined with a number of accidents since day one of many Sepang pre-season take a look at in February.

Qualifying 14th simply behind team-mate Marco Bezzecchi, Martin fought simply outdoors of the highest 10 within the early phases of Saturday’s 11-lap dash earlier than finally fading to sixteenth.

Martin believes “the potential is big” on the RS-GP, however notes that he wants to enhance his driving place on the bike and is presently attempting to get it to do issues he did on the Ducati that the Aprilia “doesn’t settle for”.

“It was good to see the chequered flag, to not crash, to make extra laps,” he mentioned.

“Yesterday I used to be simply capable of make two laps in a row and as we speak I did 11. So, I feel the step is big.

“We have to proceed like this. I really feel I’m not in the very best place on the bike, so every part is getting actually bodily, not solely due to my hand but additionally due to my place.

“So, we have to work on this along with Aprilia, perceive how they will help me to have a extra pure driving fashion.

“I feel the potential is big. I feel as we speak with a traditional bodily situation I may go to Q2 in my first race with Aprilia.

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“So, I feel we’re in a great place, let’s say. Then, by way of tempo I’m struggling a bit extra.

“I don’t really feel that I’m driving nicely. Perhaps I’m asking from the bike issues I’m used to doing however the bike doesn’t settle for.

“So, we have to perceive how they will help me and the way I will help the bike. The primary few laps have been good, some overtaking, so some indicators of pace.”

On lap three of the dash, Martin overtook his former championship rival Pecco Bagnaia in what he known as “a throwback” to final 12 months.

“Was humorous,” he added.

“I feel he had some type of downside, I don’t know what it was precisely.

“However I noticed the chance to go along with the riders in entrance and I went for it.

“For positive, it was an enormous throwback to final season with Pecco. However for positive it was not both his place or my pure place. But it surely was a pleasant race.”

Waiting for the 22-lap grand prix, Martin says his battle in that race can be “with myself” and admits “it will likely be robust” to get to the chequered flag.

“I feel it will likely be actually, actually robust to complete tomorrow,” he warned.

“I feel I want to seek out my very own tempo, even when I’m in a race my battle shouldn’t be with these folks, my battle is with myself and attempt to get consistency and attempt to make it to the tip. However it will likely be robust.”

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