SportMotoGP: Marc Márquez is discharged and approaches Qatar

MotoGP: Marc Márquez is discharged and approaches Qatar

Good news for Marc Márquez. The Spanish rider is making progress in his set-up and has received authorization from the medical services to take a big step forward in his recovery: he will be able to exercise already on the bike and it remains to be seen if he reaches the inaugural Grand Prix of the season, the On March 28 in Qatar. This Friday, Márquez underwent a new medical examination with the Ruber International Clinic team, the same one that operated on him last December for his humerus injury. The sensations were very good and the doctor gave him the go-ahead to get back on the bike. Let us remember that the six-time world champion has not competed since July 19, the date of the first Grand Prix of the last World Cup. Very happy and grateful to the entire medical team led by Samuel Antuña and Ignacio Roger de Oña. After the last revision we can intensify the recovery and progressively return to the competition! 😃 # MM93 pic.twitter.com/qubVCSqum8 – Marc Márquez (@ marcmarquez93) March 12, 2021 Repsol Honda has released a press release on the last hour of Marc Márquez’s recovery: strength and mobility recovery program with a view to progressively returning to competitive driving ”. That is to say, in the next few days he will be able to get on the mota to test his sensations, but he is not yet ready to compete.In the case of working the miracle and reaching the Qatar Grand Prix on March 28, Marc Márquez would return to the race. competition before the six months set as the recovery period after your third operation. However, there is still nothing official and the pilot will make the decision based on the feelings he has in the coming weeks.After missing last season due to injury, Marc Márquez tries to arrive in time for the next World Cup. The Spanish rider wants his seventh MotoGP crown and equal Valentino Rossi’s seven titles in the queen of motorcycling competition.

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