Ducati has confirmed that Marc Marquez will return to the Italian Grand Prix with one condition

It was believed to be. Marquez was looking to return to the grid in Hungary. And skip it. Italian Grand Prix. However, his name has been included in the entry list for the Mugello race and he is now ready to compete.

Marc Marquez is awaiting clearance from his medical team to compete in the Italian Grand Prix.

Marquez is set to race alongside Ducati team-mate Francesco Bagnaia at Mugello, pending a final medical. Official MotoGP X account.

The Spaniard is recovering after two surgeries. He was already scheduled to undergo surgery after Barcelona, ​​because Marquez suffered from a torn ligament in his right hand that damaged the nerves at GP26.

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Marquez kept the injury a ‘secret’ from DucatiBut before he could talk about his issues, he went uphill at Le Mans and suffered a broken leg.

When the 33-year-old returned to Spain to correct the injury, it was necessary to undergo surgery. He is set to return after being sidelined for the last two rounds.

Whether Ainur will bring the green to the race is currently unclear, and how he will fare at Mugello will be the biggest talking point of the weekend if he is given the go-ahead. Marquez will be looking to return to form and take the fight to Aprilia.

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Michel Pirro replaces Alex Marquez at Gresini Mugello.

While one Marquez may be on the grid at Mugello, MotoGP will not see them both, as Alex Marquez is set to miss the next two races following his horrific crash in Catalonia.

Gresini confirmed that Ducati test rider Michele Pirro will stand in for the Spaniard at Mugello this weekend.

Pirro has replaced the 21-year-old in Thailand for Fermin Aldeguer after suffering a foot injury in pre-season.