Marc Marquez has given an update on Alex Marquez’s recovery after his crash at the Catalan Grand Prix.
Last month Alex is in great danger. With KTM rider Pedro Acosta at the Catalan Grand Prix.
Both riders went down, but Alex came out worse and had to undergo surgery in Barcelona before being released.
The Gresini star has since missed the Italian Grand Prix at Mugello and will also miss this weekend’s race in Hungary.
Last weekend, Mark remembers watching Alex’s crash on TVHe said he was left ‘frozen’ by the accident.
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Marc Marquez gives an update on Alex Marquez’s recovery
Speaking ahead of this weekend’s race at Balaton Park, Mark He gave an update on Alex’s recovery.
Mark says Alex is ‘looking better’ and aims to start a physical.
The seven-time MotoGP world champion admitted the first week after Alex’s accident was ‘very difficult’.
As reported DAZN SpainMark said: “Alex is in progress. Recovery is like this: you come out of surgery, the first week is very difficult, the second week … and now he is at the stage where you have to keep him on a tight rope.
“He’s already looking better; he’s starting to do things, he’s starting to get physically fit.”
But he has a great team of doctors and physiotherapists to set the schedule for him. And of course, he wants to return as soon as possible, but with a guarantee.
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Alex missed the Hungarian Grand Prix; Gresini announced that Iker Lecuona will compete for the team this weekend.
Lecuona admits he doesn’t expect much from himself, leaving MotoGP for World Superbikes in 2022.
As a Spanish news outlet AsLecuona said: “I don’t even expect anything from myself, I hope to do well.”
“I have the experience, I have the ability, I have the bike, and I have the team, but the reality is it’s been three years since I rode a bike like this.
“Honestly, I have zero expectations. I want to do well and obviously I don’t want to finish last, but I’m really here to have fun.”
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