PARIS: World champion Jorge Martin will miss the opening MotoGP race of the season in Thailand at the weekend after suffering several fractures in a fall in training, his Aprilia team said. The Spaniard was already recovering from fractures to his right hand and left foot sustained in a horror crash on his Aprilia during the opening day of

MotoGP champion Jorge Martin will miss the season's first Grand Prix in Thailand after suffering a fracture to his left foot and a triple fracture to his left hand, his Aprilia Racing team said on Monday.

Defending MotoGP World Champion Jorge Martin has injured his hand and will miss the season opening races in Thailand, according to multiple media reports from Europe.

Jorge Martin, a MotoGP champion, will miss the Thailand Grand Prix due to fractures in his left foot and hand sustained during training. He will undergo surgery to stabilize the injuries. Lorenzo Savadori will replace him for the race.

MotoGP champion Jorge Martin will miss the season’s first Grand Prix in Thailand after suffering a fracture to his left foot and a triple fracture to his left hand, his Aprilia Racing team said on Monday.

Reigning MotoGP champion Jorge Martin must have hand surgery for the second time in less than a month. The 27-year-old Spaniard suffered a broken right hand in a crash on day one of pre-season testing in Malaysia earlier this month.

Reigning MotoGP champion Jorge Martin will sit out this week’s Thailand Grand Prix after suffering a fracture during training, Autosport has learned. Martin is understood to have fractured his left hand on Monday,