Jorge Martin is one of the up-and-coming youngsters to watch in the battle. MotoGP 2021, because even though he had just become a rookie of the first year (Rookie), he was able to do quite well in the first two races, so today we would like to bring you friends to see. A little bit better How is the history of this biker?

Born Jorge Martín on January 29, 1998, his hometown in Madrid, Spain, turned his attention to motorcycling as his father bought a miniature motorcycle to ride as a child. Inspired by legendary Valentino Rossi, he made his way through himself and became part of the 2012 Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup.

But unfortunately, that year he was injured that he was unable to do a good job at the end of the season. But returned to do good work again in 2013 until the runner-up in that year’s competition. And of course he was the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup champion in 2014, and as a consequence, he moved to the MotoGP stage of the generation. Moto3 With Team Aspar in 2015

But Jorge Martin’s talent will shine again. He had to wait until 2016 against Mahindra in second place at Brno, Czech Republic. Held in August that year Before later in 2017, he joined a new and richer team, Gresini Racing with the Honda NSF250RW, which enabled him to win nine podiums (1 championship). ) And finished 4th in the cumulative points table that year And to win the Moto3 world title the following year, that is 2018 with the same team, with seven championship trophies and three other podium finishes.

From the results in 2018, Jorge Martin did not hesitate to sign a contract to become a rider in the class. Moto2 Immediately with a big team like Red Bull KTM Ajo, although he has never won a world championship in two years with the team. But he was able to do quite well during the season. Not less outstanding

Until Ducati decided to pull him up with a factory contract. But stay with the underdog Pramac Ducati and go for a one year older race. Which after Will he still maintain the same prominence as the first two races of MotoGP 2021? We’ll wait and see together.

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