Yet another return to the track in the hope that his Via Crucis in MotoGP between operations, falls and relapses is finally over.
Marc Marquez will try again, starting from the next Grand Prix at Aragon in Spain, right on the circuit closest to the home of the Honda HRC champion born in Cervera.
The Iberian champion, fresh from four operations on the humerus of his right arm following the accident of 19 July 2020 in Jerez and from a long rehabilitation, will start racing again with the aim of returning to his levels, those of the challenges at last blood with Valentino Rossi.
After the official announcement of his team who also published a video that marks his return to the saddle (Marc is from behind, home t-shirt, joypad in hand and MotoGP only virtual for him. Then off the shirt, inside the uniform Honda,
cap on his head) the first words on Instagram have also arrived from Marquez who can't wait to whiz on the track starting from next Sunday: "A big smile today, I'm happy to announce that I'll be in Aragon to race this weekend" .
That it was time to see the eight-time world champion in the saddle was already understood at Misano last week, when the Spaniard was back on the road, setting good times and arousing excellent impressions.
On the first day the Spaniard had done about forty laps, and then went wild the following day with over 60 laps, closing just half a second from the absolute track record: an excellent response after the last operation three months ago in the United States. .
And now, 110 days from the last time in MotoGP at the Italian GP
Italy on 29 May, the note from Honda that has made official news in the air for some time: "After numerous checks, consultations and tests, all those involved are satisfied with the recovery carried out and number 93 will now take the next step in his rehabilitation: the return to competitions. The goal of the weekend will be to continue to improve physical fitness on the bike and evaluate the reaction during an intense race weekend. The MotorLand Aragon can truly be considered a home circuit for Marquez. "
A track where perhaps the new life as a driver of the very Spanish champion is about to begin.
all involved are satisfied with the recovery made and number 93 will now take the next step in his rehabilitation: the return to competitions.
The goal of the weekend will be to continue to improve physical fitness on the bike and evaluate the reaction during an intense race weekend.
The MotorLand Aragon can truly be considered a home circuit for Marquez. "A track where perhaps the new life as a driver of the very Spanish champion is about to begin.
all involved are satisfied with the recovery made and number 93 will now take the next step in his rehabilitation: the return to competitions.
The goal of the weekend will be to continue to improve physical fitness on the bike and evaluate the reaction during an intense race weekend.
The MotorLand Aragon can truly be considered a home circuit for Marquez. "A track where perhaps the new life as a driver of the very Spanish champion is about to begin.