Jorge Martín heads to the TT Circuit Assen with Aprilia Racing, looking to regain his early-season form. On the heels of the Grand Prix of Czechia, Martín seeks a strong performance at the historic Dutch track.
What's at stake for Jorge Martín?
The Spanish rider aims to continue his growth with the RS-GP26, after a positive weekend in Brno. Martín will face a challenging layout at Assen, with 18 turns – 6 left-handers and 12 right-handers.
The track and its challenges
The TT Circuit Assen, nicknamed “The Cathedral of Speed”, is a technically demanding track that has hosted Grand Prix races since 1949. The Aprilia Racing team, including Martín and Marco Bezzecchi, will need to adapt to the track's unique characteristics.
Jorge Martín's outlook
Jorge Martín stated: “The Brno weekend was positive, and I think that Assen could be a track more suited to our characteristics.” Martín is convinced that Aprilia and the team will find the right path to be more competitive.
The competition
Other teams, such as Honda HRC Castrol, are also preparing for the Dutch TT. Luca Marini and Joan Mir will be looking to make a strong impression at Assen, with Marini aiming to break into the top ten overall.
The MotoGP World Championship will continue to heat up at Assen, with the European heatwave expected to bring high temperatures to the track. The teams will need to be prepared for all eventualities, including the removal of 'holeshot' devices.
Jorge Martín and Aprilia Racing will be looking to make a statement at Assen, as the season reaches its tenth round. With a strong performance, Martín can regain his momentum and continue his path of growth in the MotoGP World Championship.
The Dutch TT will take place at the TT Circuit Assen, with the teams and riders ready to face the challenges of the historic track. The event will be a crucial test for Jorge Martín and Aprilia Racing, as they look to make a strong impression in the MotoGP World Championship.