Jorge Martin suffers foot injury ahead of MotoGP Italian Grand Prix
Autosport • 1 min read • Latest: May 28, 2026, 12:18 PM
Last updated May 28, 2026

Jorge Martin heads into the Italian Grand Prix with a foot injury sustained during a crash at a recent MotoGP test in Barcelona. The accident occurred after a high-speed fall during testing following the Catalan Grand Prix on May 18. Doctors performed multiple tests on Martin, focusing particularly on his left elbow. The injury adds to the challenges he faced during a tough home race weekend. Martin's readiness for the race remains uncertain as he prepares for the upcoming event.
- •Jorge Martin injured his foot in a crash at Barcelona test
- •Injury occurred after the Catalan Grand Prix on May 18
- •Doctors conducted tests focusing on his left elbow
- •Martin's status for the Italian Grand Prix is unclear
- •Next race weekend presents challenges for Martin
- 12:18 PMAutosport — Martin carrying new injury into MotoGP's Italian GP weekend
"Jorge Martin is carrying a foot injury into this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix following a heavy crash in MotoGP’s Barcelona test. The factory Aprilia rider was taken to the hospital after a high-speed fall in the post-Catalan Grand Prix test on 18 May, bringing a premature end to a tough weekend on home turf. Doctors conducted several tests on the Spaniard, primarily on his left elbow ...Keep reading
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