Jorge Martin will be in Valencia for the Grand Prix: Aprilia’s official announcement

Valencia is the final GP on the 2025 calendar: Aprilia confirms that Martin will be there, but one last green light will be needed to see him back on the RS-GP.

Jorge Martín will travel to Valencia for the Valencian Community Grand Prix. The Spanish rider, absent since the Japanese Grand Prix due to a displaced fracture of the right collarbone suffered during the sprint, will still need to be evaluated by the MotoGP medical delegation to receive fitness clearance to race.

Martin’s presence in Valencia is crucial, also because on Tuesday, November 18, the final test of the year will take place and there will be work to do with a view to 2026. Having his feedback as well will be important for the Noale team, which this season has had to rely mainly on Marco Bezzecchi for the development of the RS-GP25. The results show that the rider from Romagna has provided good indications, but having the two-time world champion available as well would have been helpful.

Unfortunately, various injuries have ruined Martin’s 2025, and he certainly hopes to experience a completely different 2026. He has been able to see—more from the outside than from the inside—Aprilia’s progress and can think about being competitive. After such a troubled year, he is very eager to bounce back and prove his full worth.

Unfortunately, at Motegi he made a mistake that led to a new injury and interrupted the streak of consecutive grands prix he was putting together.