After a 2025 season marked by injuries and absences, Jorge Martin has reached a significant milestone in his rehabilitation. During a check-up conducted by Dr. Xavier Mir, it was confirmed that the mobility of his right arm has "fully recovered," even though the clavicle fracture has not yet completely healed.
Martin had suffered a broken collarbone in a crash at Japanese Grand PrixFollowing surgery, he began an intensive recovery phase. Here's where things stand:
The mobility of the right arm has returned to normal. However, the fracture has not yet fully healed.
George Martin will have to undergo further tests in the coming days to definitively assess his ability to return to the track.
Jorge Martin: implications for the end of the 2025 season and the 2026 campaign
Even with this good news, several points remain unresolved: the return to racing will depend on bone healing and medical clearance. Regaining mobility is a necessary but not sufficient condition for returning to full performance in the premier category.
In 2026, Martin He will have to rebuild his rhythm, confidence, and competitiveness. This readjustment phase could influence his performance right from the start of the season.
For their team Aprilia Racing and for its future, the speed and quality of the return will be scrutinized.
George Martin He has taken a good step forward: mobility has returned, which is essential. But until the fracture is fully healed, a return to the highest level is not guaranteed.
The real test will come when he gets back on the bike, resumes sprints and races. The Spanish rider is now in the final stretch of his rehabilitation. The calendar MotoGP 2026 is shaping up to be a major challenge to regain its position.
