MotoGP rookie Jorge Martin is considering a second surgery this season following another crash in Mi🀅sano. 

Martin, who had already crashed three times during Saturday꧒’s qualifying day, went down for the second consecutive race 🧜at Misano after losing the front at turn one - both crashes happened whilst behind eventual series champion Fabio Quartararo. 

Until the 23 year-old’s race e💧nding fall, a three-rider group led by Alex Rins, Quartararo and Martin were closing in on the top four riders. 

Speaking after the race, Martin added: "Until the crash it (race) wasn’t so bad.ꩲ I was saving some tyres until the end of the race. 

"At that point of the race I was trying to follow Fabio [Quartararo] because he was strong. We were closing the gap to the front group, to Aleix [Espargaro] and the top four, so it’s a pity because ꦐI was feeling strong but yeah, I lost the front and luckily I’m okay because it was a really fast crash. 

"I’m happy about 🌠the weekend because in wet conditions we really improved and in the dry with only the warm-up I was competitive." 

Martin rema🐟ined in the gravel for a short period of time following his crash, and although the Spaniard feels ‘great physically’, a muscle issue in his leg could lead to sur♋gery as early as this week. 

Martin’s first surgery earlier this 🗹🍒year was following a crash at Portimao - the same venue as next week’s race, after breaking his scaphoid, first metacarpal in his right hand and his right ankle. 

"I’m not so confident because I had this big injury in Por🥀timao, but anyway, physically I feel great but I still have a problem with one muscle in my leg," added Martin. 

"I’m struggling to change gears after ten laps, so I will go tওo the doctors tomorrow and maybe have surgery this week, I don’t know yet."