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MotoGP world championship leader Jorge Martin is embracing the pressure ahead of this weekend's Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix as the Spaniard aims to extend his lead over twice MotoGP champion Francesco Bagnaia.The 26-year-old Prima Pramac Racing rider heads to the Phillip Island Circuit with a 10-poin

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Pressure is a privilege for MotoGP title-chasing Martin

The Spanish Pramac star Martin, who is chasing his first world title, went into the race in Japan a fortnight ago with a 21-point cushion over the Italian.

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Championship leader Jorge Martin said Thursday a mistake-free weekend at the Australian MotoGP was his priority as he looks to fend off rival Francesco Bagnaia. The Spanish Pramac star Martin, who is chasing his first world title, went into the race in Japan a fortnight ago with a 21-point cushion…

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Martin targets mistake-free Australia MotoGP as Bagnaia lurks

As MotoGP title protagonists Jorge Martin and Francesco Bagnaia both admitted a risk-averse approach to this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix, the likes of Pedro Acosta, Marc Marquez and others are eyeing an opportunity to grab victory.Martin (Pramac Ducati) leads factory Ducati rider Bagnaia by 10 points heading into the final quartet of races. And in Thursday’s press conference at Phillip ...Keep reading

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Martin and Bagnaia declare caution, giving hope to MotoGP rivals in Australia

PHILLIP ISLAND: Championship leader Jorge Martin said on Thursday a mistake-free weekend at the Australian MotoGP was his priority as he looks to fend off rival Francesco Bagnaia.
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Jorge Martin revealed that he “had a lot of fears’ in 2024 after a difficult 2023 season that saw him lose the MotoGP title. The current championship leader holds a ten-point advantage over Francesco Bagnaia in the standings. While Bagnaia won the 2023 championship in the final round at Valencia in a hard-fought battle with Martin, the Spaniard opened up about his mental battles in pre-season ahead of the 2024 campaign.  “In February after the b…

Pressure is a privilege for MotoGP title-chasing Martin

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