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‘Grateful for the bad things’: Spaniard’s unlikely surge, Aussie’s points, champ’s multiple surgeries – MotoGP Talking Points
Jorge Martin had done the French Grand Prix sprint race/Grand Prix double before.
But two days shy of two years since he first achieved what he matched on Sunday at Le Mans, life was a lot simpler.
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Martin’s actions since that double victory for Pramac Ducati in 2024 have often been impulsive, occasionally irrational, and always attention-grabbing.
After his charge from seventh on the grid to hunt down Aprilia teammate Marco Bezzecchi for his ninth premier-class Grand Prix win on Sunday, we can add another descriptor to that two-day success.
Comeback King Martin produces Sunday magic to beat Bezzecchi in France
The #89 reels in and passes his teammate and title rival as Ogura clinches a debut MotoGP podium to hand Aprilia a podium lockout at Le Mans
All the blood, sweat, and tears. The injury woes of 2025. The not knowing if he’d ever return to the top step again. Now though, he's done exactly that. Jorge Martin (Aprilia Racing), for the first time since the 2024 Indonesian Grand Prix, emerged victorious on Sunday in Le Mans with a ridiculously impressive ride that saw the #89 reel in and overtake teammate Marco Bezzecchi in the closing stages. It was a day to remember for Aprilia because not only did they lock out the top two spots on the podium thanks to the top two in the championship, but Ai Ogura (Trackhouse MotoGP Team) produced some more late Grand Prix magic to force his way onto the MotoGP podium for the first time.
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MotoGP great Marc Marquez needs surgery after fracturing his foot in a crash in the French Grand Prix sprint race — and he'll also be having surgery on his shoulder.
The world champion will miss Sunday's race at Le Mans and next week's Catalan GP after he suffered a nasty highside crash in Saturday's sprint, being thrown off his bike which cartwheeled through the air before landing beside him.
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