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Exclusive: Jorge Martin pushing for early Aprilia exit

  • Jorge Martin, reigning MotoGP champion, signed a two-year deal with Aprilia but is now pushing to leave after the 2025 season due to injuries and performance issues.
  • Martin's multiple injuries in pre-season and Qatar caused him to miss most races, triggering a contract clause allowing exit if he is not among top riders after the French GP.
  • Aprilia faces tension as Martin informed management of his intent to activate the clause, while the team disputes its validity due to his injury-related absences and considers legal action.
  • Martin has zero points after six rounds, completed minimal racing laps, and Aprilia's early 2025 performance has been weak, with teammate Marco Bezzecchi also struggling in the standings.
  • If Martin departs, the MotoGP rider market could shift significantly for 2026, with Honda potentially a natural destination, although no definitive options are confirmed amid ongoing conflict and negotiations.
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Autosport broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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