Jorge Martin cleared to start Malaysian GP after fitness tests

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Last updated Oct 29, 2026

Jorge Martin cleared to start Malaysian GP after fitness tests
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Jorge Martin has been declared fit to participate in the opening practice for the Malaysian Grand Prix on Friday, following successful fitness tests conducted by MotoGP’s official doctor Angel Charte. Martin had been sidelined after a high-speed crash at Phillip Island that resulted in a broken arm, preventing him from competing in the Australian Grand Prix. His participation this weekend is critical for his championship standings, as he trails Marc Marquez by 10 points. Following the practice session, further evaluations will determine his ability to race for the rest of the weekend.

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  • •Martin is cleared to ride after passing fitness tests.
  • •He suffered a broken arm in a crash during the sprint race at Phillip Island.
  • •Martin missed the Australian Grand Prix due to his injury.
  • •He is currently 10 points behind Marc Marquez in the championship race.
  • •Further evaluations will follow after the Friday practice session.
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  • 6:14 AMYahoo Sports — Jorge Martin declared fit to start Malaysian GP by MotoGP doctor
  • 6:14 AMMotorsport.com — Jorge Martin declared fit to start Malaysian GP by MotoGP doctor
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Jorge Martin has received the green light to participate in Friday’s opening practice for the Malaysian Grand Prix. MotoGP’s official doctor Angel Charte gave the Aprilia rider clearance to ride a MotoGP bike again after he successfully passed initial fitness tests on Thursday. However, Martin will have to undergo further evaluation after FP1 on Friday before being given permission to ...Keep reading

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Glimmer of hope for Martin as he is declared fit to take part in FP1 at Sepang

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