Marc Marquez 'heading back to Jerez'!

Marc Marquez 'heading back to Jerez'!

 
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Just two days after surgery, the Repsol Honda team has confirmed that injured reigning MotoGP champion Marc Marquez is “heading back to Jerez”!Check out the MotoGP YouTube channel – CLICK HEREMarquez underwent an operation in Barcelona on Tuesday, where a titanium plate was inserted to stabilise the fractured right arm, broken in Sunday’s season-opening race.    View this post on Instagram         Hola a tod@s! La operación ha ido bien y ya me encuentro mejor! Gracias al Dr. Mir y a todo su equipo. Con ganas de empezar la recuperación! Gracias por los mensajes de ánimo! Hi everyone! The operation went well and I’m feeling better! Thanks to Dr. Mir and his entire team. I’m looking forward to starting my recovery! Thanks for your messages of support! A post shared by Marc Márquez (@marcmarquez93) on Jul 21, 2020 at 11:20am PDTFollowing the operation, team manager Alberto Puig had said “we have to be patient to see how Marc recovers and understand when he can return” adding that “this weekend we will be focused on [team-mate and younger brother] Alex.”But Marc clearly has other ideas and would only be interrupting his rehabilitation to travel to Jerez if he believed there was a chance of being passed fit to compete in this weekend’s Andalucia Grand Prix.Marquez will undergo a medical check at the circuit ‘early this [Thursday] afternoon’.After a successful operation on Tuesday, @MarcMarquez93 is heading back to Jerez.— Repsol Honda Team (@HRC_MotoGP) July 23, 2020After running off track while saving a big front-end slide early in Sunday’s race, Marquez mounted an incredible recovery from 19th to 3rd, but then highsided from his RCV and was clipped by the bike.Having already suffered one non-score, if the Spaniard also misses this weekend’s event it would severely damage his 2020 title hopes, given the short 13-round championship.Jorge Lorenzo famously broke his collarbone during Thursday practice at Assen in 2013, underwent surgery in Barcelona, then made a shock return to claim fifth in the Saturday race.Cal Crutchlow (wrist fracture) and Alex Rins (shoulder dislocation) will also be seeking the green light from MotoGP Doctors this weekend.Revised 2020 MotoGP Calendar (including free weekends)RoundDateRaceCircuit 15 JulyOfficial TestJerez119 JulySpainJerez226 JulyAndalusiaJerez  2 August  39 AugustCzech RepublicBrno416 AugustAustriaRed Bull Ring523 AugustStyriaRed Bull Ring 30 August   6 September  613 SeptemberSan Marino e Della Riviera di RiminiMisano720 SeptemberEmilia Romagna e Della Riviera di RiminiMisano827 SeptemberCatalunyaBarcelona 4 October  911 OctoberFranceLe Mans1018 OctoberAragonAragon1125 OctoberTeruelAragon 1 November  128 NovemberEuropeRicardo Tormo1315 NovemberComunitat ValencianaRicardo Tormo(Final European race)”4 22 November   29 November   6 December   13 December Deadline for any Flyaway races.MotoGP 2020: List of ‘To Be Confirmed’ events14 OctoberThailandBuriram21 NovemberMalaysiaSepang322 NovemberArgentinaTermasMotoGP 2020: List of Cancelled events18 MarchQatar (MotoGP class)Losail231 MayItalyMugello321 JuneGermanySachsenring428 JuneNetherlandsAssen512 JulyFinlandKymiRing630 AugustGreat BritainSilverstone718 OctoberJapanMotegi825 OctoberAustraliaPhillip Island915 NovemberAmericasCOTA 

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