Martin ruled out of Australian GP with forearm fracture after sprint crash
Jorge Martin broke his radius with a suspected fracture of the ulna after his sprint crash at Phillip Island, and Aprilia declared him unfit for the Australian Grand Prix. He went down on lap 8 at 180km/h, and Marquez turned a two-point deficit into a 10-point lead.
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Um antebraço quebrado na queda em alta velocidade do sprint de sábado vai tirar Jorge Martin do GP da Austrália.
A Aprilia divulgou um comunicado menos de duas horas depois da corrida confirmando uma fratura do rádio, com as primeiras imagens também indicando uma suspeita de fratura da ulna na sua extremidade distal, perto do punho. Exames adicionais são necessários para estabelecer a extensão completa, mas o espanhol já foi declarado inapto para o GP de domingo, um golpe duro para as suas chances no título.
“Jorge Martin foi levado ao centro médico do circuito após a queda”, dizia o comunicado. “As radiografias revelaram uma fratura do rádio e uma suspeita de fratura da ulna na extremidade distal. Martin passará por exames adicionais para chegar a uma avaliação definitiva da sua condição. Martin foi declarado inapto para a corrida de amanhã.”
Martin estava no meio de uma disputa animada com Marc Marquez, da Ducati, em Phillip Island, e caiu quando corria em segundo na volta 8; escorregou pelo cascalho a 180 km/h e foi levado de maca ao centro médico.
Marquez venceu, transformando uma liderança de dois pontos de Martin em uma desvantagem de 10 pontos na luta pelo título da MotoGP 2026 — uma virada de 12 pontos contra o piloto da Aprilia em uma única tarde.
Martin tinha largado de quarto para ficar logo atrás do rival e até assumiu a liderança na volta 3, só para cair para segundo duas voltas depois. A dupla seguiu trocando posições até a queda, com seis voltas restantes. Com ele fora, o companheiro Marco Bezzecchi foi o melhor da Aprilia, em quarto.
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