Marc Marquez has admitted he was ‘left out’ in Ducati behind-the-scenes footage during the Italian Grand Prix.

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Of course, by his own standards, Marquez was not satisfied with his P5 finish. On the Czech flag in the Grand Prix.

But it was somewhat of a miracle that he was fit to drive in GP26 at Mugello, considering the double surgery he had to undergo when he was sidelined with the injury.

He was cleared to ride on Thursday afternoon, 18 days after his horrific crash at the Le Mans Sprint.

Marc Marquez admitted he ‘gave up’ during a behind-the-scenes exchange with Francesco Bagnaia during the Italian GP.

In Ducati’s post-Italian Grand Prix class In Ducati Lenovo Group On their official YouTube accounts, the factory’s star drivers shared an earlier exchange with their respective media, in which the Spaniard admitted he was forced to give up.

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Francesco Bagnaia approached his partner and asked, “Are you okay at the end? I mean with the back?” They asked him.

The Italian struggled in the final stages of the race due to tire wear, with his long lead in the opening half of the race almost falling out of contention for the podium.

In response, Marquez admitted, “I had 10 laps to go… I couldn’t do it. Yes, the rear dropped, but it was more me than the top.”

Bagnaya sympathized with his counterpart; Not only is Mugello one of the most demanding circuits on the calendar, it reached 30 degrees Celsius during the race weekend. He added: “At the end, in such hot weather, it was very physical.

Marc Marquez and Francesco Bagnaia were impressed by the speed of Ai Ogura at Mugello

Continuing their exchange in Mugello’s media centre, Marquez explained how Bagnaia had noticed she was having some problems in the final stages of the race, saying: “I see you’re having trouble…”.

The pair of world champions pointed out how amazing the track house is No. Ogura It was in the final round. Despite spending most of the race in P7, the Japanese rider came alive in the closing laps to overtake Marquez, Fabio Di Giannantione and Pedro Acosta.

With a big move in the final corner of the race, Bagnayan tried to snatch the podium, and the Italian’s good break ensured his second consecutive P3 finish in the premier class.

Still, both Ducati factory riders were impressed by Ogura’s pace, with Bagnaia saying: “Ogura’s got me, four seconds left!” she said. Marquez replied, “Ogura caught me too. He was like an airplane!”