RiderTua.com – After a long injury and adaptation process with a new team and motorbike, Jorge Martin won his best results with Aprilia in Hungary MotoGP two weeks ago. Although the 2024 MotoGP world champion only started from the 16th position, but he was able to dart like a rocket and then overtake all the racers in front of him and managed to finish in 4th position. What an extraordinary comeback effort.
The next race will continue at the Catalunya GP this weekend which is also a home race for Martin. According to him, in this race he will continue the adaptation process with RS-GP and will be very important for his progress. “I can’t wait to race in Barcelona. I have a lot of good memories from last year. This is a track that I really like, where I have always performed well in recent years,” said the 26 -year -old rider.
Jorge Martin: The more comfortable & confident with RS-GP
To note, Jorge Martin was absent in the first 11 series or almost half the season due to several crash and severe injuries he experienced. And the Catalunya GP this weekend will be the 4th series he participated in. The Madrid Spanish rider claimed to be more comfortable with RS-GP.
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Marriantor Eh Martinator said, “Now I am starting to feel more comfortable on the motorbike. I think this will be an important race to continue to build confidence, familiarize myself with a motorcycle, and continue our path with the same approach as we do at Balaton Park.”
Since Marco Bezzecchi won the British GP at the end of May, Aprilia has always consistently won the podium. Marcobez#72 celebrates the podium in Assen (finish 3rd and 2), Sachsenring (Finis 2 sprint), Brno (Finis 2nd Main Race), Red Bull Ring (Finis 3rd Race Main) and Balaton Park (Finis 3rd Main Race).
This achievement made Aprilia survive in rank 2 in the constructors. In the back of this, even Marc Marquez admitted that he had to be aware of the greater threat from the manufacturer from the Italian Noale.
BTW, Aprilia Rider Test Lorenzo Savadori who will appear as Wildcard in Barcelona this weekend.
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