Star rookie showing in Qatar MotoGP hindered by “bad luck”

Gresini’s Fermin Aldeguer g🎃ets career-high re🍒sult in Qatar GP

Fermin Aldeguer, Gresini Ducati, 2025 Qatar MotoGP
Fermin Aldeguer, Gresini Ducati, 2025 Qatar MotoGP
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Gresini Ducati rookie Fermin Aldeguer enjoyed his best weekend of his maiden MotoGP season so far at the Qatar Grand Prix, but “bad luck” stop🤪ped it from being even better.

The 20-year-old was denied a top five finish in the Americas GP after he crashed late on in the gr🐓and prix, but was able to carry that form over to last weekend’s Qatar GP.

Qualifying eighth, 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Fermin Aldeguer was fourth in the sprint at Lusail before taking a season-best sixth in the grand prix at the chequered flag - which became fifth when second-placed 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Maverick Vinales was handed a post-race penalty.

Aldeguer was only 7.484s away from race winner 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Marc Marquez and just under a second behind eventual third-place finisher 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Franco Morbidelli on the VR46-run GP24.

While pleased with his p꧃rogress, Aldeguer explained that “bad luck” with his rear med﷽ium tyre ultimately stopped him from challenging for more.

“We have to stay very 🐼happy with thꦡe weekend because we did an incredible work,” Aldeguer told MotoGP’s official website.

“Always the progression is up. We don’t do this up and down because it’s important to notꦆ lose the good way.

“Very happy with the weekend. We were very competi🐓tive in all conditions, during the free practices an🍰d races.

“Bad luck, I think, because we are no♈t so happy with thღe rear tyre of the race because I had a lot of chattering, three or four times more than the other Ducati riders.

“We have to analyse this and try to see where is the problem and continue im꧂proving.”

Aldeguer heads to the European portion of the championship “ha♈ppy” with his base set-up and confident he can carry on his strong form from Qatar.

“Jerez is one track that I like a lot,” he said, looking ahead to the Spanish🐼 GP.

“In the last year I won there with Moto2.

“It’s very special for the Spaꦿnish riders with all the people, 🧸all the support.

“I always ♋try to do my best. Now we go to Europe, different tracks, smaller tracks.

“We have to understand the bike also in these conditions. But I’m happy♐ with my base. I think we can do also good races in Europe.”

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