The Aprilia rider has undergone surgery in Barcelona by Dr. Xavier Mir: a nightmare season continues, with his fourth major setback in 2025.
It’s been another difficult week for Jorge Martin. After his crash in the Motegi Sprint, the Aprilia rider was forced to undergo surgery once again. Martin fractured his right collarbone and on Tuesday, September 30, he was operated on at the Hospital Universitari Dexeus in Barcelona by Dr. Xavier Mir.
The operation, which involved reduction and fixation of the fracture, was successful. However, recovery times will only be determined in the coming days depending on his clinical progress. As per regulations, Aprilia will not replace Martin for the Indonesian GP.
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Jorge Martin’s fourth surgery: a nightmare season
For Martin, this marks yet another setback in a 2025 plagued by injuries. The Spaniard has already missed 10 race weekends this season: first in February, when he fractured his hand and foot during Sepang testing; then in April in Qatar, where a violent crash left him with 11 broken ribs and forced him out of seven GPs. In between, another training accident sidelined him with multiple fractures to his left forearm and wrist.
The Motegi crash is therefore his fourth major injury this year—a nightmare campaign that has derailed his season and could even affect his 2026 campaign, given the physical toll.
Aprilia and fans alike now await further updates, hoping to see Martin back on track soon and finally at full strength.
