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A frustrated Jorge Martin felt that Enea Bastianini’s last-lap Misano MotoGP overtake for the lead was a “bit too much.” The Pramac rider was leading before Bastianini made an ambitious move down his inside at Turn 4, which consequently forced Martin out onto the run-off. While rejoining the track, Martin showed his frustration with hand […]
The battle between the Pramac rider and Bastianini unfolded dramatically at Turn 4, with an ambitious move resulting in Martin being forced off track, expressing frustration through gestures. Despite the incident, Martin opted for a safe approach, securing 20 crucial points for his championship prospects. Bastianini’s bold overtake saw him claim victory at his home Grand Prix, as Martin criticized the move as unjust and emphasized his belief in deserving the win. In a post-race interview, Martin acknowledged his heated response and apologized for his actions on track, highlighting his discontent with the stewards’ decision-making process. With a 24-point lead after Bagnaia’s crash, Martin aims to clinch his first premier-class championship, aspiring to bring MotoGP glory to a satellite team for the first time in the new era.
