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Martin plans to return at the Malaysian GP after arm fracture

Jorge Martin fractured the radius in his right arm on the eighth lap of the Australian sprint and plans to return at the Malaysian GP after a scan in Melbourne ruled out damage to the ulna and confirmed a non-displaced fracture.

By RedaçãoPublished: 10/25/2026, 15:02

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O retorno de Jorge Martín pode acontecer já na etapa da Malásia, no próximo fim de semana. O piloto da Aprilia caiu na oitava volta da sprint da Austrália, em Phillip Island, quando disputava a liderança com Marc Márquez, e fraturou o rádio do braço direito.

O escorregão na caixa de brita encerrou o fim de semana do espanhol no circuito. A prova de domingo na Austrália acabou cancelada por causa do mau tempo, o que transformou a despedida da MotoGP de Phillip Island em um adeus sem corrida.

Assim que deixou a pista, no sábado, Martín seguiu para Melbourne, onde refez os exames de imagem. O resultado confirmou que a fratura no braço não tem deslocamento.

A dúvida inicial era se os tombos na brita também teriam atingido a ulna do mesmo braço. A tomografia realizada no fim daquela tarde afastou essa possibilidade.

O quadro foi detalhado em nota da Aprilia: “Jorge Martín passou por uma tomografia computadorizada para avaliar seu estado após a lesão de ontem. A única lesão confirmada é uma fratura sem deslocamento do rádio distal. Consequentemente, o piloto não retornará à Espanha e receberá o tratamento necessário nos próximos dias”.

A rotina agora é de fisioterapia, com foco em magnetoterapia para acelerar a recuperação do osso fraturado. Mesmo que os médicos o liberem para correr em Sepang, Martín chegaria visivelmente debilitado a um dos traçados mais exigentes do calendário.

A etapa malaia também não terá Fermín Aldeguer. Na segunda volta do GP da Indonésia, o espanhol da Gresini caiu e fraturou a mão direita, na base do primeiro metacarpo; ele voltou à Espanha e foi submetido a uma cirurgia bem-sucedida pela equipe do doutor Xavier Mir, no Hospital Universitari Dexeus, em Barcelona. Iker Lecuona, que já o havia substituído em Phillip Island, repete a dose.

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