Label: Marquez

Marc Marquez explained that his last quick lap in the MotoGP qualifiers for the Portuguese Grand Prix was nothing special, so he believes that the deletion did not leave him without a first place. Marquez set the fastest lap in the last three minutes of qualifying, but the referees deleted him, as he drove past the yellow flags in the last corner where Pol Espargaro fell. The Honda racer consequently slipped to ninth place, but the eight-time world champion does not harbor resentment towards his teammate. “I’m glad we showed we’re fast,” he said. "Kind of like in Austin. But we weren't lucky today. In the end, everyone improved their times as they waited until the last minute and the conditions on the track improved. I drove a good lap, but nothing special.

Unsurprisingly, Repsol Honda has confirmed that Spaniard Marc Marquez will miss at least the next MotoGP race in Argentina, although a medical examination has confirmed that his condition is improving. Marquez fell badly in the warm-ups for the Indonesian Grand Prix and suffered a recurrence of diplopia, or double vision, which forced him to miss the last two races of the 2021 season. Sanchez Dalmau, who confirmed the improvement of the condition, but the process of "conservative treatment" is not yet complete. "Marco Marquez's second examination showed an improvement in the condition of paralysis of the fourth right optic nerve, which occurred when he fell at the Indonesian GP," explained Dr. Sanchez. “The recovery is not over yet, so Marc has to

Marc Marquez will obviously not be in full form again this year, as he is still suffering from pain in his right shoulder, but fortunately he says that he has no problems with double vision. The Spaniard will now try to solve the problem with expert Angel Ruiz Cotorro, who also helped tennis ace Rafael Nadal back on the winning path. Marquez's injuries have marked the last two seasons, after he broke his arm in 2020 and then injured his optic nerve in 2021, making him see double for quite some time. But the eight-time world champion has returned, but is still facing pain in his right shoulder, which he also operated on due to frequent sprains in 2018 and 2019 before the start of the 2020 season. "We decided to consult with the doctors and Angel Cotorro, who is the doctor of the Spanish tennis team. Angel has a group around him.

Marc Marquez took a test day with a Honda RC213V-S in Protimau, Portugal, and confirmed after 65 laps that he had no vision problems. The eight-time world champion drove the first laps on the racetrack after winning the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix in Imola last October. The Honda racer was happy to return to the racing motorcycle, and even more so that he did not have double vision problems, which forced him to miss the last race of the 2021 season. will be early next month. "I'm very happy to be able to get back on the bike and the racetrack," Spa said.

MotoGP star Marco Marquez's health improved after returning to the optic nerve three months ago, so he returned to motocross riding. The Honda racer fell in training and injured his optic nerve, causing him to see double for some time, similar to 2011, when his racing career was severely jeopardized for the first time. The Spaniard was recovering well and surgery was not necessary, but after an examination on Monday, the eight-time world champion was already riding a motocross bike and doing his first training session with his brother Alex. “I’m very happy,” the Spaniard said. "After three complicated months, I started to feel better in the last one. I followed the advice of Dr. Sánchez Dalmau, who helped me back in 2011, so now I can ride motocross again, where I also got injured last year."