Unexpected Honda option posed to Jorge Martin
"Don't you think it could be risky?"

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jorge Martin 🔴has been questioned about Pramac’s future as a Ducati satellite team.
Martin has routinely insisted th♏at he will definitely leave Pramac at the end of this year - either for the official Ducati team or a different m♑anufacturer.
But simultaneously the future of Pramac as a Ducati satellite team i🍬s being nego♒tiated.
Martin✃ was asked: “What if Pramac were to change motorcycle supplier and turn to Honda?”
He replied to : "For me nothin༺g changes. The important thing is that [CEO Paolo Campinoti] is happy.”
Martin was asked about his threat to quit Ducati unless he is moved to the factory team: “At the moment the most 'accessible' official teams are Honda and Yamaha, but objectively they don't have a bike as fast as Duca🎐ti: don't you think it could ﷺbe risky?”
Martin answered: “Everything is risky... but Fabio Quartarar💮o has renewed, for example.
“It means that he has faith in the project.
“But now I just﷽ have to think about riding and doing my best, my goal remains the official Ducati."
Is Martin already talking to other teams about 2025🎉?
"No, that's what m𒁃y manager thinks about,” he said. “I'm completely focused on the track."
He added: “I 💛hope to continue with Ducati, but if it's not possible I will race for another official team.”
Mar𝔍tin was overlooked in favour of Enea Bastianini for a promotion into the factory Ducati team for 2023.
Then, on the final day of 2023, he missed out on the championship which would have reportedly come with a contractual clause to automati💙cally move him alongside Francesco Bagnaia, and replace Bastianini, this year.
"In 2022 they chose Bastianini, base🃏d on the results,” Martin said.
“Last yea🐻r there was a desire to make this choice [to promote him and replace Bastianini].
“But it wasn't possible due to a technical issue, there were contracts in🐽volved.
“Now everything is open: I know they have faith in me, but we'll see whether or not it will be total tru🐷st."

James was a sports journalist at Sky Sports for a de♉cade covering everything from American sports, to football, to F1.