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Jorge Lorenzo reminds us that life in MotoGP is not a long, quiet river. So, if the 2024 MotoGP season promises to be under the auspices of Ducati, with Pecco Bagnaia, Enea Bastianini and Jorge Martin forming a formidable attacking trio, the Italian brand must also manage the fluctuations in the rider market. In particular the situation of Jorge Martin, if she does not want to risk losing this Spanish talent.

Ducati is facing a heated transfer market. Fermin Aldeguer seems about to replace George Martin in Pramac Racing. The vice-world champion aspires to join the factory team Ducati in 2025, but this transfer is not as simple as it seems. Jorge Lorenzo, five-time world champion with past experience at Ducati, warns of the risk that Martin turns to another manufacturer.

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Jorge Lorenzo: “ Ducati has already signed Aldeguer for four years »

Ducati, with its wide range of competitive drivers, has considerable negotiating power: “They have seven, eight very competitive drivers. They have already signed Aldeguer for four years, all the drivers are very similar and they have many options to choose from " announcement Jorge Lorenzo on motogp.com.

According to Lorenzoand Ducati is not transparent in his intentions, the Martinator and his manager could well issue an ultimatum, which could lead Ducati to choose another driver. “ If Ducati is not very clear and Jorge and his manager send an ultimatum to Ducati, they will choose another driver » assures the five-time World Champion.

Dance what contexts, George Martin must demonstrate its value to Ducati by competing with the reigning champion bagnaia and winning victories against bastianini. His performance during preseason testing reinforces his legitimacy for a place in the official team. However, the final decision rests with Gigi Dall'Igna and her team, and she won't be easy to take. The battle is now being played out as much on the field as behind the scenes.

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