The MotoGP rider Jorge Martín confirmed this Wednesdayat the presentation ceremony of the next Grand Prix of Aragon in Madrid, that his “purpose in life” in the medium term is “to win the world championship”and that he was “committed to doing so.”
The Spaniard, a member of the Prima Pramac Racing-Ducati team, admitted that he did not start the world championship as he wanted, where he experienced four crashes in the first six races, although he clarified that he hopes to have a “long career in the category” to “show off” all he can do.
“It’s only my second year, I’m still learning a lot” added Martín, Moto3 champion in 2018, and is trying to recover “for the second half of the season” after the surgery he underwent on June 6 on his right hand. .
“The last races I ran with points still, not in the conditions I wanted to run, but in the bad things went well.“explains the 24-year-old rider from Madrid, who still added two podiums and two pole positions to the season.
During the event, which showcased the 2022 Aragón Grand Prix, held from September 16 to 18 at the MotorLand Aragón circuit, Jorge Martín was accompanied by MotorLand Aragón president Arturo Aliaga, and Dorna Sports CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta.
Ezpeleta stressed that “being able to return to Aragon with the whole crowd rejoicing as before is something extraordinary”in conjunction with Martín’s analysis: “After covid, to be able to enjoy a weekend at 100% would be incredible.”
“Last year I started in fifth, so this is a track where I can do very well, and where I hope to get my first success of the season with the whole public” concludes the rider from San Sebastián de los Reyes.
Source: La Verdad
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