Gresini says Alex Marquez is ‘fine’ as he awaits hospital tests after Catalan GP crash.

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Marquez He didn’t have time to react as he rammed into Acosta’s back. He was sent barreling into the wall at high speed, his Ducati GP26 disintegrating on impact and collecting Fabio di Giantantonio.

Raul Fernandez was also reportedly hit by flying debris. The race was immediately suspended as attention turned to Marquez and his safety.

Michel Massini says Alex Marquez is ‘fine’ and awaiting tests in hospital following Catalan Grand Prix crash

D. Giannantonio continued and won the Catalan GPAlthough on his injured left arm after a collision with Marquez’s damaged bike.

MotoGP TV direction showed unacceptable replays. As a result of the accident, Marquez was taken to the medical center by ambulance. Although he was reported to have recovered, no further news was reported as the race continued.

Fortunately, Gresini Chief Michel Massini has provided a positive update Sky ItaliaSaying the rider is fine and needs to be checked out at the hospital.

“Alex is fine, the main thing is that he’s conscious, and then he’s going to have to do some tests,” Masini said.

D’Giantantonio immediately sent his best wishes to Marquez After the race. Joan Mir and Gresini team-mate Fermin Aldeguer echoed the sentiment, with the two Spaniards completing the Catalan GP podium.

Everyone in the MotoGP paddock will be hoping Marquez makes a speedy recovery from his horrific crash. The same goes for Johan Zarkom, who had a serious crash at the restart of the race.