Exclusive: Jorge Martin pushing for early Aprilia exit
- Jorge Martin, the current MotoGP world champion, plans to invoke a contractual clause that would allow him to part ways with Aprilia at the conclusion of the 2025 season.
- Martin signed a two-year deal with Aprilia last year, but injuries and poor results have lowered his standing, triggering the clause after the French Grand Prix.
- Martin suffered multiple injuries during pre-season testing and the Qatar GP, preventing him from scoring any points after six rounds and prompting tense negotiations with Aprilia.
- The contract clause allows Martin to leave if he is not among the top riders by the French GP, but Aprilia disputes its applicability due to Martin's injury-related absence.
- Martin’s departure could cause a major reshuffle in the 2026 MotoGP rider market and legal conflicts, while Aprilia continues assessing its competitiveness amid poor early-season results.
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MotoGP Earthquake: Jorge Martín could leave Aprilia
Jorge Martín could break his contract with Aprilia at the end of this season. The current MotoGP world champion would have intended to exercise a clause that frees him from his current agreement in the event of not being in the top positions of the general after the Grand Prix of France, as Motorsport has revealed. If so, the decision would be a real bomb for MotoGP, as happened last season with Marc Márquez. The truth is that the Madrid driver …
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