Reigning MotoGP champion168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Jorge Martin made his long-awaited return to action during opening practice for the Qatar Grand Prix෴ - his first laps since sufferi𝄹ng multiple fractures in February.

All eyes were on the Aprilia garagဣe where MotoGP Doctor Angel Charte waited to assess the Spaniard after his initial run (pictured), most notably the condition of his left wrist.

But Martin made his priorities clear.

“I was nervous, as I think everyb🅘ody was, including [Martin],” Aprilia team principal Massi📖mo Rivola told Dorna’s pit lane reporter Jack Appleyard during the session.

“But it was good to see a ‘ready rider’.

“ꦐObviously, the first [discussion when he returned] was with Doctor Ange✤l Charte: ‘How do you feel? Everything is alright?’

“Jorge has some pain, but the first thing he said was, ‘I don't need💜 you, Doctor. We need to speak about technical stuff!'"

During the session, Martin was filmed te🀅lling Aprilia crew⭕ chief Daniele Romagnoli:

"The front end i♊s scarily good. When I enter the corner, boom! I get in and it goes well. 

"The proble෴m on the rear is that it's a bit too ꦇhigh.

"Anyway, I thought it was going to be worse."

Martin completed 14 laps - more than he managed before injury struck on the opening day at the Sepang test - and168澳洲5最新开奖结果: finished FP1 in 20th, ahead of Raul Fernandez and Somkiat Chantra.

“We are not making any schedule of his performance,” said Rivola.💮 “Just living the moment, d⛎ay by day and do the maximum every single day.

“We are just super happy to see him here. The track conditions are💦 quite trick and honestly, we do📖n't expect nothing.

“The target that he gave himself was to finish the race and that would be very nice to achieve𝓀 because if he does that, it means that we can start working properly from♏ the next round.”

Rivola was also asked about Aprilia’s doomed attempt to revisꦺe the MotoGP testing rules so that injured riders are allowed a private test before the♓y return.

“It was a good idea. I think in the future we will all find the agreemen꧒t for that. Maybe it was too early now,” he said.

That change is now expected to be intro🌳duced f♛or the 2026 MotoGP season.