Toprak Razgatlioglu faces challenges after shoulder surgery disrupts season
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 28, 2026, 12:02 PM
Last updated Oct 28, 2026

Toprak Razgatlioglu is experiencing a difficult period following shoulder surgery that ended his MotoGP season prematurely. The Turkish rider missed the Australian Grand Prix and is set to miss the remaining races, including a crucial test in Valencia on December 1 for the new 2027 regulations. This surgery came after a crash during FP2 at a previous event, significantly impacting his plans for the season's conclusion.
- •Razgatlioglu underwent shoulder surgery, ending his MotoGP season early.
- •He missed the Australian Grand Prix and will miss final races.
- •A key test in Valencia is scheduled for December 1.
- •The surgery followed a crash during FP2 at a prior event.
- 12:02 PMMotorsport.com — Toprak Razgatlioglu going through a "difficult time" after shoulder surgery
"Toprak Razgatlioglu has conceded he is going through "a difficult time" after his MotoGP season was ended early by shoulder surgery. The Turkish rider was absent from the Australian Grand Prix and will miss the final rounds, including the important test scheduled in Valencia for 1 December, the first full test using bikes under the new 2027 regulations. Razgatlioglu crashed during FP2 at ...Keep reading
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