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‘Jorge Martín’s mistake is provoked, of course it is’ – Ricard Jové

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‘Jorge Martín’s mistake is provoked, of course it is’ – Ricard Jové

Jorge Martin performs during the Tissot Sprint Race at the German MotoGP on the Sachsenring, Germany on July 6, 2024 // Gold & Goose / Red Bull Content Pool // SI202407060424 // Usage for editorial use only //

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One lap before the end of the German GP, Jorge Martín suffered a crash while leading with a short but reasonable gap to Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati). This is not the first time the Prima Pramac Racing rider has lost a potential victory in similar circumstances, with similar incidents occurring at the 2023 Indonesian GP and this year’s Spanish GP.

Was this a mistake caused by Bagnaia’s pressure? Ricard Jové explained on the Dura la Vita podcast: ‘A forced mistake. I’m not one to radicalize situations. It’s a mistake, because with two laps to go having a 0.6s or 0.7s gap at Sachsenring, of course it’s a mistake; I think he had 90% of the race in the bag. But it’s a provoked mistake, of course it is, because with eight laps to go he had a 0.9s gap, and in those last four laps, it was 0.5s/0.6s – of course he felt it. And it provoked him’.

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The commentator continued: ‘To make a drama out of a mistake that Pecco also made in the past – remember Austin when [Álex] Rins put him under pressure’.

When asked about the difference compared to Martín’s crash at the Spanish GP, Jové replied: ‘Few, because surely if you ask Jorge, he would say he did the same, etc., etc., and that he lost the front end – a very easy thing to do either in Pedrosa corner at Jerez or the first corner at Sachsenring. So, the only problem is what comes next – which is managing that frustration, that anger, getting back up and not making mistakes. That’s what comes next, and for me, Pecco handled it very well the times he made mistakes, which didn’t affect him’.

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