Jorge Martin gets all-clear to make MotoGP return in Qatar
- Jorge Martin, the reigning MotoGP world champion, will return to racing at the Qatar Grand Prix after recovering from injuries sustained in February during pre-season testing in Malaysia.
- Martin's Aprilia team confirmed his comeback, allowing him to start his title defense after missing the first three races of the season.
- Alex Marquez currently leads the championship, followed closely by Marc Marquez, who has secured two race victories this season.
- Martin expressed his eagerness to race in Qatar, stating, 'Physically, I'm not even sure I'll be able to finish the race...
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The day for Martin's official debut in the new team
Jorge Martin, the current MotoGP champion, will (finally) make his official debut on an Aprilia motorcycle today. The Spaniard missed the opening three race weekends of the season due to injury, but the medical service has given him the green light to compete in Qatar. Today's program starts at 1 p.m. with the first free practice session, which you can watch on VOYO.
MotoGP world champion Martin to make injury return in Qatar
Reigning MotoGP world champion Jorge Martin will return from injury this weekend at the Qatar Grand Prix after missing the first three races of the season, his Aprilia team said Tuesday. The Spaniard broke his right hand and foot in a crash during the first day of pre-season testing in Malaysia in February. "I have a great desire to be back on the track and I'm happy to at least be able to try and race in Qatar," Martin said in an Aprilia statem…
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