Marc Marquez is preparing to return to MotoGP in the early stages of 2026. However, managing his workload will be critical for him.
The Spaniard suffered a serious shoulder injury after being hit by Aprilia’s Marco Bezecchi at last year’s Indonesian Grand Prix. It was a disaster. Ducati.
Title celebrations are cut, as Marquez He returned to Spain for surgery and has since faced another tough recovery.
He didn’t even bother trying to answer it. MotoGP The post-season test in Valencia, which is an important part of the next campaign.
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Ducati will call Marquez after the start of GP26But both sides are widely expected to want to move on together in 2027.
According to the captain of the team, David Tardozi Marquez talks will continue ‘soon’And it is understandable that they want to tie such a special driver in advance until the next season.
Read more: Francesco Bagnaia explains what it was like to watch Marc Marquez celebrate his victory at Ducati.
Marc Marquez does not intend to participate in the Ducati Portimao test before returning from Sepang
Marquez ‘Avoided’ Pre-Season Test Although not MotoGP, in Malaysia, which starts on February 3, after riding a Ducati bike in Valencia.
As the event progresses, Marquez could have attended the World Superbikes test.Held by Ducati in Portimão at the end of the month.
According to the Italian version Motorsport.comHe is not interested in cycling in Portugal right now, although he may have been.
It means he can focus on getting in the best physical shape he can without straining or putting himself at risk before heading to Malaysia.
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Portimão is not exactly famous for being an easy track. In fact, there have been some terrible accidents over the years, which is another thing to be careful about.
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Why Marc Marquez should be careful how his return to MotoGP goes.
At 32, Marquez has the ability to win a few more titles before his body gives out on him. That is if he can stay injury free for the next few seasons.
After joining Ducati, he significantly reduced his crash rate and missed out on his first race two years later after being dropped by a rival.
There wasn’t much else he could do himself, but rushing himself to get back into track action could be dangerous, and he knew it. Irreversible damage can affect his chances of ownership for years to come.
Marquez knows he has to ‘come back’Otherwise, without 100% fitness, he could create a lot of trouble for himself in 2026.
