Jorge Martin opted to cut his Friday practice running short following a major moment of drama during his opening run on track. The reigning world champion, who had earlier been declared fit to participate following medical checks after FP1, recognized the immense risks involved and prudently decided to step back for the remainder of the afternoon session.
According to reports from FormulaPassion, the heart-stopping incident occurred almost immediately after the Practice session got underway at the Sepang International Circuit. The Aprilia rider suffered a massive moment that nearly resulted in a heavy crash, forcing him to re-evaluate his limits as he continues to grapple with physical recovery and machine setup under the intense Malaysian heat.
Prior to cutting his session short, the rider had completed the morning's opening practice in 20th position on the timesheets. His best lap time left him lagging nearly two seconds adrift of the scorching pace set by Marc Marquez, who immediately established a commanding presence at the head of the field from the very first minute.

The decision to park the motorcycle in the garage rather than pushing through the afternoon danger was praised as a mature safety measure by the team management. Preserving physical integrity took absolute priority over chasing meaningless lap times during a compromised opening day of track action.
Attention now shifts toward Saturday's schedule, where the factory rider aims to climb back aboard his machine for FP2 ahead of the high-stakes Qualifying sessions. While fighting for top championship points remains an uphill battle this weekend, the determination to bounce back is evident within the garage.



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