MotoGP, Malaysia J3, Jorge Martin (Ducati/2): "we are the new generation, I thank Pecco Bagnaia because even if we are aggressive, there is always respect"

Jorge Martin, despite giving his all in the Malaysian Grand Prix, failed to win and secure the world title. The Pramac Racing rider will now have to wait until the final round, probably in Barcelona, ​​to try to make his dream come true.

George Martin had hopes of closing the MotoGP World Championship chapter at Sunday's race in Malaysia, but his dream of coronation is now postponed Barcelona, which will probably replace the Valencia Grand Prix, cancelled due to the devastating floods caused by storm DANA. The driver of Pramac Racing gave his all, but after a thrilling duel with Pecco Bagnaia, he had to settle for second place.

The advantage of Martin on the Piedmontese pilot is now of 24 point, with 37 yet to be distributed. Speaking to Sky Sport, 'Martinator' said: " I learned not to rush and not to do things in a hurry, today I wanted to win. » He also added: « I felt strong, but it was difficult to beat Pecco in these conditions. He must risk more than me »

Jorge Martin: “ all sports are very mental, you have to be cool, that's the key! »

Despite the rivalry on the track, Martin stressed the respect that exists between them: "I have to thank Pecco because even if we are aggressive, there is always respect. I am happy with how the day went.. » He mentioned that the podium was dedicated to the Valencians, highlighting the importance of the current situation.

Regarding his battle with Pecco Bagnaia, he noted: “ I am a driver who uses a lot of sensations, I wanted to overtake, but Pecco is strong in braking and it is difficult to surpass him. » He also admitted that the choice of tires played a crucial role: "The strategy was very clear, I was convinced about the front tire, it was a choice with a little trepidation. »

George Martin spoke about the importance of keeping calm and meditating: “ All sports are very mental, you have to be cool. I can't wait to get home. You have to meditate on everything, that's the key! »

With this result, the suspense for the title remains intact, and all eyes will now be on Barcelona for the grand finale.

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