In response to questions about Jorge Martin’s attempt to leave Aprilia, Maverick Vinales mentioned his own departure from Yamaha in 2021, pointing out the challenges of souring deals early in the season. Vinales emphasized the importance of focusing and giving 100% on the bike amidst contract disputes, highlighting the pressure of staying professional. Drawing from his experience, Vinales expressed a wish for Yamaha to have enforced contract completion like Aprilia is doing with Martin now. He stressed the importance of honesty, respect, and commitment in navigating difficult situations in MotoGP contracts. Vinales concluded by noting the significance of harmony in the team and the impact of enduring a year in a strained relationship.
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