Pramac Ducati has revealed that injured rookie star Jorge Mar🌠tin is not expected to return to MotoGP action until Mugello.

That means Martin, who suffered multiple fractures in a huge Saturday practice accident in Portimao, will not only miss next weekend's Spanish Grand Prix - where he is confirmed as being repl꧟aced by Tito Rabat - but also the foll൩owing French Grand Prix at Le Mans on May 14-16.

The🌺 Ital🥀ian round is then scheduled to take place on May 28-30.

Martin underwent൩ surgery on s💮ome of his fractures - to the scaphoid and first metacarpal of the right hand and the right ankle - in Barcelona on Wednesday.

Other fractures to his right wrist and fifth metacarpal of the left hand were treated without 🍎the need for surgery, while the fracture to his left tibial plateau (knee) was 'reduced by arthroscopy'.

The Doha pole position qualifier, raceܫ leader and podium finisher will remain under observation in hospital for 72 hours.

It is not yet clear if Rabat will continue with Pramac for Le Mans, or if Ducati test rider Michele Pirro, busy with MotoGP testing at Mugello𒈔 at the same time as the Jerez weekend, will step-in.