ADVERTISEMENT
Motorcycle Sports
  • MotoGP
    • Moto2
    • Moto3
  • WSBK
  • Enduro
    • EnduroGP
    • Hard Enduro
    • SuperEnduro
  • Motocross
    • MXGP
    • MX2
    • Supercross
  • Motorcycle News
    • Reviews
  • Road Racing
No Result
View All Result
English Version
Portuguese Version
Motorcycle Sports
  • MotoGP
    • Moto2
    • Moto3
  • WSBK
  • Enduro
    • EnduroGP
    • Hard Enduro
    • SuperEnduro
  • Motocross
    • MXGP
    • MX2
    • Supercross
  • Motorcycle News
    • Reviews
  • Road Racing
No Result
View All Result
Motorcycle Sports
No Result
View All Result
Home MotoGP

Jorge Martín didn’t hide his frustration: ‘I was the fastest all weekend and to throw the race away like that… It was a clear mistake’

MS by MS
October 22, 2023
in MotoGP
64 2
0
Jorge Martín didn’t hide his frustration: ‘I was the fastest all weekend and to throw the race away like that… It was a clear mistake’

© Lukasz Swiderek/PSP

79
SHARES
1.3k
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

After being on the lead for all race, losing such position and even ending outside of the top three in yesterday’s main race, Jorge Martín was naturally frustrated and didn’t hide such. The rider recalled his mistake in the tyre choice.

You might also like

Quartararo doesn’t see Yamaha as a title contender in 2024

Joan Mir has no doubts: ‘Honda will show its full potential in Thailand’

Alberto Puig contradicts Johann Zarco: “We never approached Johann Zarco”

‘The truth is that it wasn’t a cold shower like Indonesia, but I’m a bit frustrated, because I was the fastest all weekend and to throw the race away like that… in the end we got points, it could have been worse. Now there are some very good tracks for me, I hope not to make the tyre mistake again and to be very concentrated because it is important to arrive with options to Valencia’, the rider told DAZN.

Still, Martín believes that in the end it wouldn’t be that different but admitted the mistake: ‘It wouldn’t have changed anything because I wouldn’t have had that margin and in the end it would have been the same. It was obviously a clear mistake. Maybe the strategy wasn’t right and the tyre wasn’t right, because maybe with the other tyre if I had pulled like that I would have passed too. So, as we don’t know, nobody will ever know that. Let’s hope for next year here in Australia we have the magic wand’.

Tags: Australia GPJorge MartínMotoGPMotoGP Phillip Island
Share32Tweet20
MS

MS

Recommended For You

Quartararo doesn’t see Yamaha as a title contender in 2024

by Redação
October 24, 2023
0
Quartararo não vê Yamaha como candidata ao título em 2024

Fabio Quartararo has no problem in saying what he thinks and is surrounded by uncertainty towards the next season, admitting that he won't be a MotoGP title contender...

Read more

Joan Mir has no doubts: ‘Honda will show its full potential in Thailand’

by MS
October 24, 2023
0
Joan Mir não tem dúvidas: ‘Honda vai demonstrar todo potencial na Tailândia’

For Joan Mir, the Australian Grand Prix is now a thing of the past and he is looking ahead to the remaining races on the calendar until the...

Read more

Alberto Puig contradicts Johann Zarco: “We never approached Johann Zarco”

by Motorcycle Sports
October 24, 2023
0
Alberto Puig contradicts Johann Zarco: “We never approached Johann Zarco”

Alberto Puig, the team manager of Repsol Honda, has recently clarified some circulating rumors in the MotoGP paddock. Amidst the whirlwind of speculations regarding potential replacements for Marc...

Read more

Prima Pramac closes in on the team title once again

by Bernardo Matias
October 23, 2023
0
Prima Pramac volta a aproximar-se do título de equipas

Prima Pramac won the MotoGP Australian GP with Johann Zarco and moved closer to clinching the team title, extending their lead in the championship. With the French rider's...

Read more

Aleix Espargaró rejects blaming the schedule change for the lack of competitiveness

by Bernardo Matias
October 23, 2023
0
Aleix Espargaró rejeita culpar mudança de agenda pela falta de competitividade

Aleix Espargaró had a race to forget at the MotoGP Australian GP. He finished eighth, more than nine seconds behind the winner, to his great disappointment. However, he...

Read more
Next Post
Francesco Bagnaia revela que pilotos estão a pedir mudança de data do GP da Austrália

Francesco Bagnaia reveals that riders would like a change in the date of the Australian GP

RECENT POSTS

  • Quartararo doesn’t see Yamaha as a title contender in 2024
  • Decorate your new BMW R 1300 GS with Touratech upgrades
  • Joan Mir has no doubts: ‘Honda will show its full potential in Thailand’
Motorcycle Sports

© 2023 Motorcycle Sports - Premium news & magazine MotorcycleSports.

Navigate Site

  • Contact
  • Privacy Politics

Follow Us

No Result
View All Result
  • MotoGP
    • Moto2
    • Moto3
  • WSBK
  • Enduro
    • EnduroGP
    • Hard Enduro
    • SuperEnduro
  • Motocross
    • MXGP
    • MX2
    • Supercross
  • Motorcycle News
    • Reviews
  • Road Racing

© 2023 Motorcycle Sports - Premium news & magazine MotorcycleSports.

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
Are you sure want to unlock this post?
Unlock left : 0
Are you sure want to cancel subscription?