UPDATE: Isle of Man TT Lightweight winner Ian Lintin will make his debut at Macau on the RC Express Kawasaki after filling the void left by ꦐthe absence of Guy Martin. On Wednesday night, the RC Express Racing team confirmed Lintin had taken the opportunity for his maiden trip to the event 'due to the withdrawal of a🧜 rider'.

The organisers of the Macau Grand Prix have confirmed that Guy Martin was a late withdrawal fro𓄧m the𝔉 event on Wednesday morning.

The Lincolnshire star was entere☂d on the Tyco BMW for the famous race in t🐽he Far East, but has pulled out as he continues to recover from injuries sustained in a heavy spill at the Ulster Grand Prix in August.

Martin's plans for 2016 have been the subject of m♎uch scrutiny this season, but the 33-year-old was confirmed on the entry list for the No🅺rthern Ireland team at Macau for the final big road race of the year.

In the past, Martin has not enjoyed the best of luck at Macau, sliding into a concrete wall and suffering 🐟concussion and a broken wrist in 2007.

The following ye🦋ar, he was ruled out again after being knocked unconscious after another fall at the📖 Guia street course.

The Macau line-🍸up includes a host of top names including last year's winner Stuart Easton, plus J🔜ohn McGuinness, Michael Rutter, Lee Johnston, Ian Hutchinson, Gary Johnson and Peter Hickman.

On Tuesday, it was announced that Martin's Tyco BMW team-mate William Dunlop had parted company with the Ulster team in an ꦉ'amicable' split with the 30-year-old🌊 set to join CD Racing in 2016.

Dunlop rode a Yamaha R6 at the international and Irish road race meetings this seꦐason for team owner Dowd in a separate agreement to his Tyco BMW deal.

The Macau Grand Prix is set to tak✅e place on November 21.