Marc Marquez has revealed his ‘realisation’ of his physical limitations since returning from injury.

The seven-time MotoGP World Champion stepped up as he tried to close in on Honda’s Luca Marini.

What was the result? Marquez had another surgery on his shoulder And the leg. He missed the main Grand Prix at Le Mans.

however, Marquez was able to come back. At the Italian Grand Prix before winning both races last time out in Hungary.

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Marc Marquez As he did in 2025, ‘his hand is not working’, he said.

Speaking ahead of this weekend’s Czech Grand Prix, Marquez revealed his ‘realisation’ of his physical limitations.

Although the Spaniard is happy with his overall progress towards full fitness, he admitted that his arm was ‘not working’ last year.

He also said that the 33-year-old needs to ‘get used to’ the situation with the help of physiotherapists and doctors.

As reported Speed ​​weekMarquez said: “Naturally, I want to do better than I did at Mugello. Our goal is to get a better understanding of where we stand with each passing day.”

“I continued the process. I was able to make some improvements in my training. I hope this translates to the feeling on the bike. I realized in Mugello, especially in Balaton, that my arm was not working the way it did last year.

“Now I have to adapt to this situation, it is a collaborative process involving physiotherapists and doctors, we have to build on this progress.”

“I feel better now. The problem at the beginning of the first races was that I didn’t know when my arm could suddenly go out of control.

“It was difficult for me to figure out how to drive, the positive thing in Hungary was that I was able to keep up the pace during the sprints.”

“In the main race I was constantly riding on medium tires, which allowed me to warm up properly. Now I can be faster from the start, but I need to improve my strength.”

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In the year In 2025 MotoGP returned to Brno for the first time since 2020, with Marquez winning both the Sprint and Grand Prix.

Asked why the track suits him so well, Marquez said, “I don’t know.

“On paper, it’s not one of my strongest tracks, but I still feel good here, then again, maybe this isn’t my year. First, I need to get my fitness right, and when I feel good, the speed is always there.