Marc Marquez’s crash at Le Mans has left many worried about his future in MotoGP, but Ducati has insisted he is committed to the team for the next two years.
The Spaniard underwent surgery on his right shoulder and leg on Sunday. Marquez Due to complications in MotoGP this season, he was slated to wear one on his shoulder anyway.
However, the situation worsened after that Marquez’s powerful rise During the Sprint French Grand Prix. He broke his leg and was ruled out for the next round in Barcelona.
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The reigning champion has now started his rehabilitation, and he is sure that recovery will not take long.
But after another serious crash and injury, many are concerned that this is too much for Marquez and he could be out of the sport at the end of 2026.
Ducati says privateer Marc Marquez has been ‘cut’ until 2028 after successful surgery.
of Ducati The Cavaliers’ contract expires in 2026, but Marquez is widely believed to have signed a contract with the team until the end of 2028. This has not been officially confirmed, but Ducati’s communications team seems to have privately confirmed that this is the case.
Following the accident at Le Mans, many are wondering if the Spaniard will retire in 2026. But journalist Neil Morrison Paddock Pass PodcastDucati are insisting Marquez is committed until 2028.
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“We brought this up yesterday to a member of the Ducati communications team, who came to answer any questions we had about the job,” he said.
“And I asked them this question. Are you a little worried that maybe Mark will think this is too much of a recovery after he’s passed?”
“And they said, ‘OK, he’s signed for two more years. He’s committed to 2027 and 2028, and the attitude they gave them was, according to them, ‘Right, let’s get back here and get to it.’
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Will Marc Marquez be free to leave Ducati in 2027?
It means understanding. Marquez signed with Ducati until 2028. He reportedly put pen to paper on the deal in February around the Sepang test.
However, the status of the deal is controversial as Marquez has openly admitted he was hesitant to sign a two-year contract due to injury.
He wants to try the new 850cc bikes next year, but ‘Many believe’ Marquez is free to leave Ducati in 2027. Depending on his physical condition, he could sign a one-year contract with another option.
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