Jorge Martin: “It takes two tenths to fight them.”

Spanish Jorge Martin (Ducati Desmosedici GP22), who was third in the official MotoGP class at the TT Circuit Assen, later admitted that he was “two tenths short” but “fighted for the podium.”

“Looking at the fourth free practice session and the pace of Fabio and Pekko, we can see that two tenths of a second isn’t enough, but I think we can fight for the podium. If we can get off to a good start. , Fight them. “

“The truth is that I was behind Betsecki and he was behind Fabio. We were moving pretty fast and I thought we could improve a bit in the second stint, but we are improving. When I missed it on turn four and crashed. I stood up and had obstacles to the handlebars and ruined wings and eventually continued to reach 1:32, “he explained to the session.

“In general, I feel good on every circuit. There are some corners that are a little missing and I want to improve a little. I think I can do it if I can improve a little. San Sebastian de los Reyes (Madrid) “I usually feel better than my fourth free practice and want to find something else in the warm-up and do as much as I can,” said a rider from ).

Regarding his performance, he pointed out: “It’s an experience that has changed. It’s my second season in MotoGP, and it’s also true that the bike fairing has helped me turn around on this kind of circuit. And I’m feeling better and the bar is up. “.

“This is the last race before the summer and must be 100%. I work with a high heart rate and Montmero, so I have to consider the physical aspects, you manage I like the races I have to do more, and Sachsenring is two very demanding summer kits, but since I’ve specified the type, so is Jorge Martin admits.