Jorge Martin says he is startin💯g to “feel better” but “the pain is still intense” after a crash in the MotoGP Qatar Grand Prix le🎶ft him with multiple injuries.

The reigning world champion has endured a torrid 2025 amid his switch to the 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:factory Aprilia squad, with the Spaniard battlꦐing injury since early February.

He was ruled out of the rest of the pre-season after suffering multiple fractures i🅺n crash on day one of the Sepang test, before a training incident prior to the Thai GP left him with further injuries.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jorge Martin finally made hisඣ Aprilia debut in last weekend’s Qatar GP,𒁏 where he qualified 14th and was 16th in the sprint.

But a crash during the grand prix, which saw him struck by VR46’s 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fabio Di Giannantonio, led to Martin suffering 1🎀1 fractures to his ribs as well as a collapsed lung.

He remains in💞 a hospital in Doha while treatment continues to be administered to his lungs, though a new update from Aprilia says his recovery is making slow progress.

Aprilia has confirmed he will not take part in next week’s Spanish G🦂P and will be replaced by testꦚ rider Lorenzo Savadori.

“Jorge Martín remains in the intensive care unit at H🥀amadꦫ Hospital,” a statement from MotoGP medical director Dr. Angel Charte read.

“His injuries are progressing satisfactoℱrily. The chest drainage for his hemopneumothorax is progressing favourably.

“His pa♐in is under ♑control, despite the rib fractures he has.

“For now, he must continue with the pulꦰmonary drainage process until it is 90% resolved.

“After that, it will take some days before he can be transferred by ✤medical aircraft to 🐠our hospital.

“He ꦓis also in a cheerful and strong mood. We must give him time until the clinical process is resolved, so that he can be transferred.”

Martin added: “Thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone who has supported m꧟e.

“These have been difficult days, but now I'm starting🐟 to mไove a bit more and feel better, although the pain is still intense.

“I'd like to thank Aprilia, my fans 🔯and everyone who is helping me. I will continue to fight to 🍬be one of the strongest ever.”

A recent report from motorsport.com claimed Ma🅺rtin could be out until at least August’s Austrian GP, though Aprilia is yet to confirm any details on recovery timeline for the world champion.