Jorge Martin: “I don’t think I had the chance” to beat Francesco Bagnaia
Jorge Martin admits the three-place grid penalty did not 🔥affect whether he could challenge Francesco Bagnaia.

Like in Saturday’s sprint, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jorge Martin was the only rider able to pose a threat to 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Francesco Bagnaia in the Dutch MotoGP.
The Pramac Ducati rider, who despite a three-place grid penalty for slow riding in qualifying, went from fifth 🔴to second on the opening lap.
However, the damage was already done as Bagnaia created a gap of over half a second by the time Martin got thrꦕough on Maverickꦗ Vinales for second.
Discussing his race, Martin said: “It was a difficult weekend, at least on Friday and S🌠aturday morning t🌟o turn it around.
“Yesterday’s podium; the 𓆏feeling wasn’t fantastic but I have no excuse and congratulations to Pecco.
“He was on another level. I felt perfecওt and like I was riding really well. I saw the lap times and it was amazing how fast we we𝔍re going.
“Still he was pulling away a few tenths every lap. I’m happy and I feel like I improved mﷺy style a lot during the weekend and my feeling.
“It wasn’t enough but I’m happy with my 50th podium of my care꧑er.”
Martin was awarded a three-plꦺace grid penalty for slow𝓰 riding during qualifying, but the championship leader believes Bagnaia was too good regardless of if he started second or fifth.
“I dꦿon’t think so. I don’t think I had the chance all weekend to be first,” said Martin. “In qualifying I was close and maybe I could improve a bit but in the race it was impossible.
“Pecco was on another level. Maybe I would try a move at the beginning 💜but it’s nonsense to speak about this.”