US EditionMartin has successful collarbone surgery after Japan crash
Jorge Martin underwent successful surgery on his displaced collarbone fracture after crashing at Motegi, marking his fourth major injury this season, Aprilia confirmed.
- On Tuesday, Aprilia confirmed surgery on Jorge Martin's right collarbone was successfully completed at Hospital Universitari Dexeus in Barcelona, led by Dr Xavier Mir.
- Saturday's Sprint at Motegi saw Jorge Martin carry too much speed into Turn 1, lose control, and collide with teammate Marco Bezzecchi on the opening lap.
- Scans at a nearby hospital showed Jorge Martin was diagnosed with a displaced right collarbone fracture and ruled out of Sunday's grand prix as Aprilia suffered a double DNF.
- Martin will miss the Indonesian GP and, as permitted by the regulations, will not be replaced for the weekend, while the FIM Stewards have deferred a hearing and he is likely to face a penalty.
- With his Indonesian GP absence confirmed, attention now focuses on whether Jorge Martin can recover in time for Phillip Island next month after a season derailed by injuries this year.
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Last year's MotoGP champion Jorge Martín was successfully operated on the right collarbone after his fall in Japan's motorcycle sprint race in Barcelona. Aprilia rider had collide with team-mate Marco Bezzecchi in the first lap on Saturday and contracted a fracture of the right collarbone. In an injury-ridden season Martín is currently ranked 20th.
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Last year's MotoGP champion Jorge Martin's collarbone surgery has been successfully completed, his Aprilia team said on Tuesday, after the 27-year-old Spaniard crashed during the Japanese Grand Prix sprint at the weekend.Martin collided with teammate Marco Bezzecchi on the opening lap on Saturday and was rule
Jorge Martin underwent surgery on his broken right collarbone in Spain on Tuesday and will not start this weekend's Indonesian Grand Prix at the Mandalika Street Circuit. Aprilia Racing confirmed that the reigning world champion will not be replaced. Jorge Martin suffered a heavy crash during the Sprint in Motegi on Saturday. […] The article Jorge Martin undergoes collarbone surgery, will miss Indonesian Grand Prix first appeared on Racesport.nl.
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MotoGP: Martín Successful Surgery On His Right Collarbone
Surgery on Jorge Martin’s right collarbone has been successfully completed. Following a crash in the sprint at Motegi, the Spanish rider had suffered a displaced fracture of the right collarbone. On Sunday, Jorge returned to Spain to undergo surgery for the reduction and fixation of the fracture, which was carried out on Tuesday morning at the Hospital Universitari Dexeus by the medical team led by Dr Xavier Mir. Recovery time will be assessed i…
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