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Martin concedes 2026 MotoGP title is “already lost” after Malaysian GP withdrawal

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Jorge Martin has admitted that his chances of winning the 2026 MotoGP title are over following his withdrawal from the Malaysian Grand Prix, although he remains determined to fight until the end of the season. The factory Aprilia rider attempted to race at Sepang just a week…

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