Another huge crash in Indonesia, two missed Grands Prix and here is Marc Marquez who will be able to find all his MotoGP comrades on the track.
"Yesterday (Monday), we confirmed the good feelings of the last few days on the CBR600rr and after the medical green light... We are leaving for Austin", tweeted Marc Marquez.
Excellent news for the eight-time world champion who has never stopped chasing time in recent seasons.
And for good reason, the injuries are linked, the falls also.
The last one in Indonesia was just scary.
And not without consequences since the diplopia (double vision) had returned and had forced him not to go to Argentina, a race marked by enormous freight problems but above all by the first victory for both Aleix Espargararo and Aprilia in MotoGP.
Ayer confirmamos las buenas sensaciones de estos últimos días sobre la #CBR600rr y tras el ok médico... Nos vamos a Austin!🔜🇺🇸
Yesterday I confirmed the good feelings of the last few days on the #CBR600rr, and with the medical approval ...we are heading to the #AmericasGP!
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— Marc Marquez (@marcmarquez93) April 6, 2022
Marc Marquez, he had to take his troubles patiently, multiplying the exercises while going to consult the specialists to assess his progress.
The Spaniard ended up advancing at a rather reassuring tempo which allowed him to return to the track on the handlebars of a Honda 600cc on Monday at the Alcarras circuit, as revealed by his team on social networks.
A return validated by the doctors who gave him a smile.
"I'm very happy to be back," he said on his team's Twitter before posting a photo of him at the airport bound for the United States.
Here he is ready to resume competition in an ultra-tight MotoGP world championship.
But with the same constraints and legitimate questions about its ability not to take too many risks once on the track.
Estamos well después de la fuerte caída que hemos tenido esta mañana.
Por precaución y para no coger más riesgos, hemos decided not to correr la carrera del #IndonesianGP.
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— Marc Marquez (@marcmarquez93) March 20, 2022