Jorge Martin is about to lose the second MotoGP race of the season in Argentina. He already had to watch from the sidelines in Thailand.

Aprilia’s new signature injured himself twice during the winter, just before the test before the season at Sepang, and then again in a private session in Spain. Martin broke a “particularly annoying” bone for the second time – the vessel.

Usually, Martin injuries will take three months to heal. But it is likely that he will try to drive through the pain before that.

The Trackhouse Ai Ogura rider offered the Spaniard a spectacular look at the RS-GP25 potential in Buriram by finishing the fifth. Martin Marco Bezzecchi’s teammate was just one place back.

Aprilia is not yet in the official Martin sovereignty from the second round at the Termas de Rio Hondo, but Massimo Rivola admitted that he won his feature. An early performance could lead to constant damage.

Sources near Martin Sound positive, saying that his pain has diminished. Is the foot able to start practicing at home.

Paolo Campinoti suggests that Jorge Martin will return for Aprilia at Qatar’s Grand Prix

The founder of Pramac and Mr. Paolo Campinoti maintains a “special relationship” with Martin after their historical achievements. Last season, he became the first satellite to win the title in the MotoGP era.

Someone would imagine that Campinoti came in contact with the 27 -year -old. And it seems to have a glow for when it will come back.

The Italian expects to return to the Qatar Grand Prix on April 13. In addition to Argentina’s GP, it would mean to lose the fight in Austin.

Speaking to Corriere della Sera (through Moto.it), Campinoti said: “Jorge is a golden boy, we have a special relationship. He has a truly unlucky year, whatever he can go wrong for him.

“Misfortune. They are used to falling and usually do not hurt themelves. This time on two flights he broke a hand, one leg … he will lose two more GPS.

Jorge Martin receives a blunt message from MotoGP Doctor as he waits Aprilia’s debut

Neil Hodgson suspects that Martin hated Ogura monitoring in Thailand. A pedestal could have a strong leg if it was suitable and healthy, especially with Francesco Bagnaia competing in Ducati.

When Martin returns, Aprilia will seek patience amid the inevitable excitement. It will be in a huge mileage deficit compared to his opponents, and medical timetables suggest that he won a recovery by the end of May.

MotoGP Doctor Angel Charte is careful with Martin, whom Rivola has to welcome. He explained that the vessel should be “integrated” before getting the green light.

Charte told Martin in uncertain terms that he won returning to Argentina. And it sounds like his camp may have already set Qatar as their real goal.