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Reigning MotoGP champion Jorge Martin is set to return to action at the Czech Grand Prix after several months on the sidelines due to injuries.
Reigning MotoGP champion Jorge Martin is making his comeback to racing at the Czech Grand Prix following an injury-induced hiatus.
To prepare for his return, Martin and Aprilia organized a private test at Misano under the new MotoGP testing regulations.
Despite only having participated in one race this season, Martin completed 64 laps during testing, enhancing his acclimation to the RS-GP.
Aprilia announced that Martin must pass a medical evaluation before being allowed to compete in MotoGP’s comeback to Brno.
Expressing his joy at returning, Martin shared, “It’s been a challenging journey, but I am thrilled to finally be back on a MotoGP bike.”
He added, “I am fully prepared and excited for the challenges that lie ahead, with my sights set on returning in Brno.”
The final race before the summer hiatus will mark Martin’s return, while discussions swirl regarding his potential move to Honda for the 2026 MotoGP season amid rumors of an Aprilia exit.
