US EditionAprilia's Martin to Miss Pre-Season Test After Surgeries
- Former MotoGP champion Jorge Martin will miss the pre-season test in Sepang, Malaysia, while recovering from surgeries last month, as stated by Aprilia.
- Martin suffered major injuries in a pre-season crash and at the Qatar Grand Prix, which ruled him out for several races.
- Last month, the Spaniard underwent two revision surgeries on his left wrist and right collarbone, and he has yet to fully recover.
- Aprilia announced that Lorenzo Savadori will replace Martin for the test, aiming for his full recovery before the season opener in Thailand.
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The Straits TimesAprilia's Martin to miss pre-season test after surgeries
Jan 28 : Former MotoGP champion Jorge Martin will miss the pre-season test in Sepang, Malaysia, as he continues to recover from surgeries last month, his team Aprilia said on Wednesday.Martin had a 2025 season to forget following his switch to Aprilia, suffering major injuries in a pre-season crash as well as
The seasons follow and are similar, unfortunately, for Spain's Jorge Martin, in MotoGP. Indeed, as last year, the Aprilia rider will have to stand down on the tests of Sepang, tests preparations for the 2026 campaign. The announcement has just fallen with some details to know that the interested person will still be present, in the [...] The article MotoGP The terrible new grave for Jorge Martin, it is package in Sepang! appeared first on the Ma…
Martin's latest MotoGP test blow makes Aprilia exit feel inevitable
Aprilia Racing’s Jorge Martin will miss next week’s pre-season MotoGP test at Sepang, after undergoing further surgery to the shoulder injury he sustained at the Japanese Grand Prix last October in an opening lap crash that also took out team-mate Marco Bezzecchi.“In mid-December, Martin underwent two revision surgeries on his left scaphoid and right clavicle,” Aprilia explained on Wednesday morning. “This decision is aimed at ensuring Martin’s …
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