Marc Marquez’ shoulder ‘not a problem’ but faces major injury risk after Austin crash.

There is an assumption that Marquez’s accident was due to cold tyres.. However, that has yet to be confirmed.

Is Marc Marquez’s reaction to his FP1 crash at COTA the biggest hint yet that he may retire from MotoGP in 2026?

Things got worse during the Sprint, as Marquez falls again, this time to Fabio di Gianntonio. His P17 finish at Austin came at a price, as Marquez was sentenced to a long lap for the event.

at last , Mark Marquez P5 ends on United States Grand Prix. There were his concerns. Long-term shoulder issues It played a role in a poor weekend. But Marquez appears to be a major injury risk.

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Mela Chercoles says Marc Marquez’s right arm injury is more serious than shoulder issues.

Mela Cherkoles spoke to them. Niko Abad After the United States Grand Prix. Chercoles provided an interesting update when asked about Marc Marquez’s injury issues, particularly his shoulder.

Instead of his shoulder, it was Marquez’s arm that suffered the most. He is injured and has a lot of swelling on his right arm which has had a huge impact on his performance.

“The shoulder is not the problem, the problem was the right arm after the crash at 192km/h on Friday. He finished first on the timesheets in a clean champion’s response in the afternoon.

“I was surprised, but I ran him out of the circuit clinic on Saturday morning. He spent more time than in the pit. I ran him on Saturday morning and said, ‘Let’s see how it goes.’ On Friday, they were worried about how the cervical spine felt in the morning, because it was very tense.”

But the real problem was in his right arm: he had a severe cramp.

They were applying anti-inflammatory ointments to remove the fibrin (the doctor) told me that his left hand was a little sore, but nothing compared to his right hand.

“Show me. He wrapped his arm. The swelling was very violent and caused a lot of pain. That was Saturday morning.”

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Marc Marquez knows that the United States Grand Prix is ​​’not his day’

Speaking more about Marquez’s weekend, Chercoles added that he knew the Ducati driver would not do well on Sunday after his sprint clash with Di Giannantonio.

“We saw in the qualifying session that he didn’t have the power. He finished sixth. Then he made a mistake in the sprint and messed up. He took the skid from the extreme rider in front of him and fell and took Di Giantantonio down.

He received a long lap penalty in Sunday’s race, which affected the result. I ran into him again on Sunday morning… he said, ‘Mela, today is not the day.’ ‘how are you today?’ I told him.

Marquez settled for a P5 finish in Austin, a disappointing finish. Apria confirming the one-two finish behind Marco Bezeci win

After the competition Marquez complained about the problem of dirty air in MotoGPHe experienced the issue firsthand when he rode in the midfield for several weekends.

There are growing fears that Marquez will struggle further this season, as the reigning champion now sits fifth in the championship race.