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Aprilia coach Massimo Rivola: “I don’t want anyone to have a season like Jorge Martin’s. He’s suffering.”

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Aprilia coach Massimo Rivola: “I don’t want anyone to have a season like Jorge Martin’s. He’s suffering.”

Jorge Martin If he is cleared by doctors in Ceste on Thursday, he will return to MotoGP at the final race of the season, the Valencia Grand Prix. What was supposed to have been a dream when he made his debut as an official driver with the champion number 1 on his fairing has come to an end after a year that turned into a nightmare due to a major injury. Complete 5 of the 21 Grand Prix entered Until now.

After Bezzecchi’s victory at Portimao, Aprilia is very excited about what 2026 will bring. Massimo RivolaNoale’s boss expressed how difficult this was via the cross for everyone who had very high expectations.

“It won’t be easy for him. He missed the season so we have to give him time. With the results of the last six months and everyone expecting the season to start soon next year,” he said in a statement reported by Motorsport.com.

“I think Jorge, like Marco, has all the qualities to reach a very high level. He knows what he has to do and he knows it very well. It’s about having patience with yourself. Jorge’s only limit is himself. unfortunately, I don’t think any driver on the grid wants to have a season like his, because it’s a struggle. On top of that, carrying the number one burden is doubly difficult.”


Bezzecchi’s great role

When they were at their lowest point due to Martin’s injury and confirmation of his intention to leave, Marco Bezzecchi turned the team around and brought them down. In Portimao he scored his second goal of the season and showed a very high level of skill. That’s when the high egos come into play over which driver will lead the team.

“Marco has already had a full season, while Jorge has not raced for a year. Jorge is a driver with extraordinary instincts. His classification and performance have always been good, especially since he can be explosive. “In the first months of next year,We must try to control that character, like a racehorse that must be kept in check. But it’s better to have a racehorse and try to control it than to have a mule and try to force it to move. make both the same conditions” he said conclusively.

Source: Mundo Deportivo

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PHOTOGRAPH. Honda unveils first engine since returning to F1

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PHOTOGRAPH. Honda unveils first engine since returning to F1

Aston Martin and Honda officially launched their Formula 1 factory partnership at an event in Tokyo where the Japanese manufacturer’s new power unit, the RA626H, was unveiled.

Honda continued to support Red Bull technically after officially leaving Formula 1 in 2021, and will fully return in 2026 as Aston Martin’s official partner in the new era of the championship, where the electric motor and internal combustion engine share energy 50/50. This makes Aston Martin an official works team; whereas before the team was just a client team.

Preparations for the season were carried out with the participation of Aston Martin’s key partners and under the supervision of the team’s chief strategist Andy Cowell. The RA626H is designed to meet new regulatory requirements by providing maximum reliability and performance in the new environment.

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Verstappen announced the conditions under which he will run in the legendary race in 2026

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Max Verstappen says his participation in the Nürburgring 24 Hours is in doubt.

The four-time F1 champion has long been involved in endurance racing and is actively racing and testing in GT3, but full preparation for the Nordschleife marathon coincides with the Formula 1 calendar. The preparation races coincide with the F1 stages and the Dutchman does not want to go to the start without them.

“It’s very difficult to give a definitive answer right now,” Max said.

“I would like to start well prepared, but the preparation races coincide with Formula 1. Therefore, this year I will only be able to participate in the race if there is a change in the calendar.”

Therefore, Verstappen’s participation in the 2026 Nürburgring 24 Hours is still in doubt and directly depends on possible changes in the program or compromises between Formula 1 and the marathon training program.

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PHOTOGRAPH. Formula 1’s 2026 season car hit the track in Italy

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PHOTOGRAPH. Formula 1’s 2026 season car hit the track in Italy

The first week of Formula 1 testing is approaching. The teams are preparing for the first joint test at the Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona, ​​followed by two more sessions in Bahrain.

The first cars to take to the track were Audi and Cadillac, now Racing Bulls have joined them. The Faenza team chose Imola as their “home” for the debut of the 2026 model.

The outgoing Alfa Tauri and Toro Rosso recently unveiled livery at an event in Detroit alongside Red Bull, but the actual vehicles of the new generation remain largely under wraps for now. There will be multiple technical changes before the season starts in Melbourne.

In the 2026 season, Alan Permain’s team will field Liam Lawson and debutant Arvid Lindblad. In the context of radically updated regulations, testing will be vital for the adaptation of pilots and crews.

Therefore, Racing Bulls decided not to wait for official testing in Barcelona. Today VCARB03 will travel approximately 15 km as part of an exercise to check the accuracy of the assembly, and on January 22 the team will conduct a full shooting day with 200 km of driving allowed.

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