Jorge Martin prepares for challenging MotoGP weekend with fractured arm
3 sources • 2 min read • Latest: Oct 29, 2026, 7:23 AM
Last updated Oct 29, 2026
Jorge Martin is set to participate in the Malaysian Grand Prix weekend despite suffering a fractured radius in his right arm from a recent crash at the Australian Grand Prix. Declared fit by MotoGP's doctor, Martin will need to pass additional medical tests to compete. He is navigating intense pain and physical limitations, stating he struggles with basic tasks like brushing his teeth. Martin trails Marc Marquez by 10 points in the championship standings and aims to keep his title hopes alive during the event at the Sepang International Circuit.
- •Martin suffered a right arm fracture in a recent crash.
- •He followed an intensive recovery program ahead of the Malaysian GP.
- •Martin's current condition makes basic tasks challenging.
- •He trails Marc Marquez by 10 points in the championship race.
- •Further medical evaluations are required for him to race.
- 7:23 AMAutosport — Martin braced for “really difficult, painful” MotoGP weekend with broken arm
- 7:01 AMYahoo Sports — Jorge Martin braced for “really difficult, painful” MotoGP weekend with broken arm
- 7:01 AMMotorsport.com — Jorge Martin braced for “really difficult, painful” MotoGP weekend with broken arm
"Jorge Martin says he is pressing ahead with the Malaysian Grand Prix weekend despite expecting it to be “really difficult” and “really painful” to ride a MotoGP bike with a broken arm. The factory Aprilia rider followed an intensive recovery programme with his physiotherapist in the wake of his crash at last weekend's Australian Grand Prix, which left him with a fracture to the radius ...Keep reading
"Jorge Martin says he is pressing ahead with the Malaysian Grand Prix weekend despite expecting it to be “really difficult” and “really painful” to ride a MotoGP bike with a broken arm. The factory Aprilia rider followed an intensive recovery programme with his physiotherapist in the wake of his crash at the Australian Grand Prix, which left him with a fracture to the radius of his ...Keep reading
"Martin opens up about his physical condition and why he feels necessary to race at Phillip Island
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External links- AutosportOct 29, 2026, 7:23 AMMartin braced for “really difficult, painful” MotoGP weekend with broken arm
Jorge Martin says he is pressing ahead with the Malaysian Grand Prix weekend despite expecting it to be “really difficult” and “really painful” to ride a MotoGP bike with a broken arm. The factory Aprilia rider followed an intensive recovery programme with his physiotherapist in the wake of his crash at last weekend's Australian Grand Prix, which left him with a fracture to the radius ...Keep reading
- Yahoo SportsOct 29, 2026, 7:01 AMJorge Martin braced for “really difficult, painful” MotoGP weekend with broken arm
Martin opens up about his physical condition and why he feels necessary to race at Phillip Island
- Motorsport.comOct 29, 2026, 7:01 AMJorge Martin braced for “really difficult, painful” MotoGP weekend with broken arm
Jorge Martin says he is pressing ahead with the Malaysian Grand Prix weekend despite expecting it to be “really difficult” and “really painful” to ride a MotoGP bike with a broken arm. The factory Aprilia rider followed an intensive recovery programme with his physiotherapist in the wake of his crash at the Australian Grand Prix, which left him with a fracture to the radius of his ...Keep reading
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