Reigning MotoGP champion 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jorge Martin admits 🍌there are “a few nerves” aꦫhead of his Aprilia race weekend debut in Qatar.

Martin, who claimed last year’s title with Pramac Ducati, has been sidelined since the opening hours of pre-season testing after suffering hand and foot fracture𒀰s in a highside at Sepang.

His woes were then compounded by a Supermoto training crash that left him 🦩with “ten fractures”, forcing him out of the opening three rounds of the 2025 s𒆙eason.

“It's been a difficult two months. I've been working a lot to be here today,” said Martin, who passed a MotoGP medi𓆏cal check on Thursday in Lusail.

“I don't know what to expect. I don't feel 100% still. I have good strength but still pain. So let's see what the weekend brings and 𝕴try to adapt a little bit more to tꦓhe Aprilia.”

“I will take it session by session, day by day. I don't know if I will be able even to fini🦩sh the we🔯ekend. For me just to do that will be a big success.

“I just need time to recover,  get♛ used to the bike and then let's see in 2-3 months, then everything will be on point to again if I can fight with these three riders,” he added, referring to title leaders Alex Marquez, Marc Marquez and Francesco Bagnaia sat alongside him.

“Big dominance from Ducati, big step from Aprilia”

Ducati, the manufacturer Martin raced for since his 2021 MotoGP debut, has not only won every race so far this season, 🍨but swept every pod🌃ium.

Without their new star rider, Aprilia has managed a best finish of fourth (Sprint) and fifth (Grand Prix) - wit🉐h impressive rookie Ai Ogura - and sits third in the constructors’ standings behind Ducati and Honda.

“I've been🌌 watchin🍌g closely,” Martin said. “For sure, a big dominance from Ducati, as we expected.

“But ✱I was really looki🎃ng into Aprilia and I feel that the step that they did from last season is big. They are closer to Ducati. I just need time to get used to the bike, but I feel the potential is high and we can close that gap I think.”

Martin’s starting point will be the bike𒁏 set-up of team-mate Marco Bezzecchi, who has a best race finish of sixth so far this season.

“Now it’s a really different bike to what I tried in testing at Montmelo or Sepang,” Martin said. “They’ve developed quite a lot of stuff. So for me it's a new bike🍬.

“I will start with Marco's base setup, let's say. But even Marco is changing a bit [his set-up] because he's also adapting to the bike. So we will start like this and then we ཧwill make my way.”

The night race 🌸format means that Martin, who won last year’s Qatar Sprint fo🌊r Pramac Ducati then was third in the grand prix, will take to the track with the #1 plate on his RS-GP at 3:45pm local time on Friday.

The second session will then be held under the floodlights, at 8-9pm, when the top ten riders for direct Qualifying 2 access will be decided.