Fermín Aldeguer will make his MotoGP debut in 2025, with a satellite team from Ducati not yet confirmed. For now, although he already anticipates his debut, he remains fully focused on Moto2 – where he will try to become champion this year.
For now, the young Spanish rider does not feel like a full MotoGP rider, as he stated on Nico Abad’s podcast: ‘Until I get on the bike, in November in Valencia, I don’t feel like a 100 percent MotoGP rider‘.
Despite everything, Aldeguer now pays closer attention to the premier class: ‘Now I watch MotoGP races in a different way, because I analyze them, try to observe more, but always without judging myself, because in the end I think you have to get on the bike to really see where the difference is from a Moto2 to a MotoGP‘.
As for his adaptation, although he doesn’t take anything for granted, the current Moto2 rider believes he could adjust quickly to MotoGP, as has been the case in other categories:
– We have seen riders who adapted quite quickly and others who had more difficulties. I hope to be one of those who adapt quickly because usually every new bike I ride I adapt quickly and I am fast, but we have to see and we have to wait.
