The motorcycle world championship lands this weekend at the Chang International circuit in the town of Buriram to compete in the Thai MotoGP GP. The Spanish Jorge Martín (Ducati Desmosedici GP23), second in the MotoGP classification, is running out of opportunities to win the championship.
The Ducati rider admitted to being "hurt" with the last two races, with a crash in Indonesia and a tire error in Australia. "I have gone from being the leader to being 27 points behind," he explains in advance of the Thai GP.
However, Martín does not lose hope for these last four races: "I don't want to get obsessed, because if I didn't achieve it it would hurt me a lot and I have to get used to the idea that it could happen that we win or that we come second, I prefer to think that everything can happen and I will give my best. With that I will have to go to the grave."
FP3 Moto3: 03:40 hours.
FP3 Moto2: 04:25 hours.
FP2 MotoGP: 05:10 hours.
Q1 MotoGP: 05:50 hours.
Q2 MotoGP: 06:15 hours.
Q1 Moto3: 07:50 hours.
Q2 Moto3: 08:15 hours.
Q1 Moto2: 08:45 hours.
Q2 Moto2: 09:10 hours.
Sprint MotoGP: 10:00 a.m.
Moto3 Race: 06:00 hours.
Moto2 Race: 07:15 hours.
MotoGP race: 9:00 am.
The MotoGP Thai GP will be held from Friday, October 27, to Sunday, October 29. Practice, qualifying, sprint and races can be seen on television on DAZN and can also be followed live on the website from La Vanguardia.
