Jorge Martin defends switch to Yamaha MotoGP team for 2027 season

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Last updated Aug 19, 2026

Jorge Martin defends switch to Yamaha MotoGP team for 2027 season
Summary

Jorge Martin has expressed confidence in his decision to join Yamaha's MotoGP team for the 2027 season, despite criticisms regarding the team's current performance. He previously faced skepticism when moving to Aprilia, where he has since found success. The 28-year-old highlighted the new 850cc rule cycle as a possible. He addressed his ongoing relationship with Aprilia and confirmed that he is focused on ending the current season strong, while looking forward to his transition to Yamaha. Martin's ability to bounce back from injuries in 2025 has positioned him for another championship fight.

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  • Martin believes his move to Yamaha is well-considered and timely.
  • He faced skepticism when joining Aprilia but now leads in points.
  • The 850cc rule change could alter competition dynamics.
  • Martin aims to strengthen his performance before leaving Aprilia.
  • He reflects on a reconciled relationship with Aprilia ahead of final races.
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  • 2:46 PMYahoo SportsJorge Martin defends Yamaha switch: ‘They said going to Aprilia would be a disaster’
  • 2:46 PMMotorsport.comJorge Martin defends Yamaha switch: ‘They said going to Aprilia would be a disaster’
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Jorge Martin is convinced he has made the right choice to join Yamaha’s MotoGP team in 2027, saying his move to Aprilia was also questioned two years ago. Next year, Martin will switch from the manufacturer that is currently leading the championship to one that sits firmly at the bottom of the table. While the advent of the new 850cc rule cycle could shake up the competitive order, Yamaha ...Keep reading

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Martin says his decision to join Yamaha was not made in haste - and believes it is right for his career

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