Raul Fernandez disliked Jorge Martin for 10 years when he dominated the Catalan GP rivalry.

Massimo Rivola advises David Brivion, CEO of Track House After the race, Fernandez was unhappy with his misstep against Martin.

Fernandez seems to blame Martin For the incident, which indicates that the two riders had some tension even after the race.

But there are issues between them Raul Fernandez And George Martin Both drivers have had a long-standing rivalry with each other for nearly a decade.

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Raul Fernandez’s clash with Jorge Martin was the latest chapter in a decade-long ‘amazing’ rivalry.

According to the former LCR Sporting director Oscar Haro, Raul Fernandez and Jorge Martin have long disliked each other.

Haro said Niko Abad Fernandez said that when they were together as motocross riders, he would insist on avoiding Martin, and that Martin would leave the track if he was there.

“They were never friends… When Raul Fernandez was going in motocross, if Jorge was going, he didn’t want to go, and I’m talking about 14- and 15-year-olds.”

“We got to the rail, and if Jorge Martin was there he was telling me we should leave, even though Jorge was a bit older and was in other teams, they had incredible competition.”

This Harrow tidbit provides a lot more context to the animosity between the two riders over the weekend and explains why Martin didn’t look at Fernandez after their crash.

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Jorge Martin’s frustration was clear for all to see after his Catalan GP crash.

After the crash, Martin was frustrated by the situation, particularly as it cost him the chance to lead the championship with his Aprilia team-mate. Marco Bezecchi.

However, in the frustration. Martin pushed Aprilian boss Paolo Bonora.. This action was criticized by many fans even after the Spanish rider apologized for how he handled the situation.

But later Martin’s fatal accident during the Barcelona testThe biggest concern is, no doubt, for his health and safety.

Martin did not suffer any fractures in the crash, but there is no word on the nature of his injuries.

Here’s hoping Jorge Martin makes a quick and full recovery and gets back on track to continue his exciting title fight with Bezecchi.