Martin hopes that Motogp wins between the later revival of the motor: “It’s just a matter of time”

Motogp World Champion’s reign George martin After finishing fourth in Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix, it is a matter of time before fighting to win again.

The race in Balton Park was only the third Grand Prix since Martin returned from a long -term injury in the Czech Grand Prix in July. The result, which was achieved by Spaniel from 16th on the grid, was a clear step from the seventh place, which he scored on his return to Bron.

The 27 -year -old said, “Today I feel that I have come back, which was still uncertain that his recovering body will handle the distance of the entire race in Balton Park and the twist.” I can run a strong speed for 26 laps (I can run). This is not easy on a difficult track.

“Today I had no hope and I was fourth, close to the podium. Maybe I am on the podium. Or ((fight) to win, I don’t know. I will give 100%. But I don’t want to do more than that.

“Today I could have gone for podium and crashed. So I like to finish fourth and construct a solid base for the future.

“Surely I still need time with a bike. (But) I am the same ‘martineator’ just like last year. The bike is much better than last year. So it’s just time (earlier) we have kept everything together and we can fight for victory.”

Although the absence of Martin was seen by a highly public constructive dispute with Ana Ana, he now believes that the satisfaction of winning with the Italian squad would be special.

“I mean, last year I was hungry to win the title and it was great. But now, thinking a little about my story, the challenge of bringing Anailia to win, I get a lot of inspiration and happiness than just winning the race. So the day I win with Aprilia will be fantastic. It will be super good.

“The team is working incredibly. I am actually surprised about Aprilia and how they are working, project and everything. So we both are working in the same direction (working).”

Riding on Martin’s front was a long way to dismiss the notion that it would be impossible to overtake in Balton Park – from which he has become a great fan.

“I love it. It’s fantastic. I mean, people are arguing because they say we cannot move forward. I beat 12 riders!”