Fermin Aldeguer, with a bright future in MotoGP, is about to take a major step in his career in 2025 with a Ducati satellite team. But for now, the young Spanish rider is keeping his attention riveted on the Moto2 championship, where he harbors ambitions of winning the title this year.
During a recent interview on Nico Abad's podcast relayed by motosan, Fermin Aldeguer shared her feelings about this impending transition. “ Until I got on the bike, in November in Valencia, I don't feel like a 100% MotoGP rider yet “, he confided, emphasizing the difference between feeling ready and actually being in the saddle.
The anticipation of his MotoGP debut brings Aldeguer to take a different look at the premier category races. “ Now I look at MotoGP races differently, because I analyze them, I try to observe more “, he explains. According to him, it is essential to get on the bike to really understand the differences between the Moto2 and MotoGP categories.
On the question of his adaptation to MotoGP, Aldeguer remain cautious but optimistic. “ We saw drivers who adapted quite quickly and others who had more difficulty. I hope to be one of those who adapt quickly because generally, every new bike I ride, I adapt quickly and I'm fast, but we'll see, and we'll have to wait “, he declares.
Fermin Aldeguer: “ Aleix Espargaró and Jorge Martin told me to focus on winning this year and not worry about the future »
This transition period is crucial for Aldeguer, who must manage high expectations while remaining focused on his current Moto2 season. The ability to stay focused on the present while preparing for the future is a skill that every top pilot must master, and Aldeguer seems to be on the right track.
His friends and future rivals, George Martin et Aleix Espargaró, gave him advice while sharing friendly jokes about their future competition. “ They told me to focus on winning this year and not to worry about the future, because when I am in MotoGP I will show what I am capable of"
His move to MotoGP in 2025 will be closely watched by fans and experts alike, but for now the young Spaniard is determined to make his mark in Moto2. As he says himself, each race, each season, is a preparation for the challenges to come, and every detail counts in the journey of a champion.
