Ducati footage shows Marc Marquez tearfully admitting his ‘mysterious’ injury to Luigi D’Aligna.

Marquez During the Sprint race, he had a terrible height. French Grand Prix. He suffered a fractured right foot and is out of action for Sunday’s and weekend’s Catalan Grand Prix.

It was later revealed that Marquez had been scheduled for surgery to remove a sprain on his right shoulder after the French GP. He had moved on after the disaster in Indonesia and was getting on his nerves.

Marquez had a ‘lightning of pain’ But before his immediate injury, he kept it a ‘secret’. Ducati And that the media wanted to be careful at Le Mans.

Marc Marquez reveals ‘mysterious’ injuries at Ducati

Behind-the-scenes footage is on. Ducati’s official YouTube channelincluding Marquez, was seen chatting with the engineers. Luigi Daligna. He could not hide his emotions as he tearfully explained the problems he faced.

“I didn’t say anything,” he said before his head fell into his hands. “There’s a screw that’s giving me a nervous breakdown. It’s on and off.”

“At least you understand the problem,” said one Ducati engineer. Marquez continued: Marquez – Yes, but I understand that this is happening to me. You can’t ride a motorcycle… on and off. I knew this was happening.

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“That’s why the operation is scheduled after the Catalunya GP. I’m traveling with one and a half arms. We have to know if we can only do one operation, skip the Catalunya race. They have to remove the broken spur…

“During the accident in Indonesia… they saw him moving. After going to Jerez for an examination, I felt something was wrong.”

“Actually, when I got into the riding position, that broken bolt moved after the injury in Indonesia and hit a nerve. The nerve that I use for these three fingers and my whole arm. It takes away my strength.”

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The Ducati rider’s return date is currently unclear. Max Biaggi urged Marquez to miss Mugello. Also Catalonia, and Daliagna urges the knight to take it easy on his recovery.

“It seems like the right thing to do,” the Ducati boss said of pulling out of the Catalan GP. Marquez replied, “This… they both knew a little about it. I asked them not to tell, to keep it a secret.”

“I wanted to get through the weekend without thinking about it or asking questions about it. But the truth is, that doesn’t work. You can see it in the data.”

“The body always comes first,” Dali Igna said. “Yes, I learned that,” Marquez replied. “Then we’ll think about the rest, please relax,” Dali said before telling Igna to take care of the 33-year-old.