David Tardozzi reveals Marc Marquez’s ‘only advice’ on his return from injury

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After the factory is declared Ducati The star suffered a fracture in his right leg, it was revealed Marc Marquez was suffering from a torn ligament in his right hand.And after the Catalan Grand Prix, surgery to fix it was already scheduled.

However, the event at the Le Mans-based circuit of Bugatti can go through both processes simultaneously. Marquez is now on the sidelines for at least a few weeks.

David Tardozzi reveals his ‘only advice’ to Marc Marquez after Le Mans injury

to speak reaping In the Ducati garages Catalan Grand PrixTeam leader David Tardozi Marquez has revealed his only advice on the Spaniard’s return to action following his MotoGP injury.

A behind-the-scenes video from the Italian builder’s Le Mans box show. Marquez tearfully admitted to Ducati boss Luigi Dalia about his ‘mysterious’ injury. It’s clear things haven’t been right for a while, and Tardozzi’s priority is getting Marquez back to full health.

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Tardozzi told the Italian newspaper: “My advice is for him to come back when he feels better, but the best advice he gets is from the team of doctors who treated him.

“So we’re not making any predictions at the moment; we’ll wait for him to recover and then when he feels better. At that point, we can’t wait for him to come back, so welcome.”

Asked if he thought Marquez could still defend his 2025 title when he returned to action, Tardozzi replied, “The priority now is for him to come back.”

“After that we will work out when he will come back and how he will come back, he will come back and we will see what can be done.”

David Tardozzi also praised Marc Marquez for showing ‘vulnerability’ in undergoing surgery.

During his remarks to MOOW, Tardozzi thanked Marquez for allowing Ducati’s media team to release footage of his emotional entry into the team’s garages.

“Under those circumstances, we have to thank Marc for allowing us to capture that latest film on film, because it was a really special moment when it opened,” Tardozzi added.

“We saw the vulnerability of the rider, the champion, the hero of so many fans, as he indirectly asked the team to be a fan, so it was amazing that he allowed us to show it.

But it’s because we asked for it, because we think it’s important, because it shows ‘who I am’. It doesn’t show a champion, it shows everything behind the success of a young champion like him.

“There’s a breakdown, there’s a team, there’s support that needs to be given to these guys who are doing amazing things on the track.”