The injury that drags Marc Márquez since March 26 it has been an ordeal for the eight-time world champion. However, Marc has not achieved glory by giving up and if he returns in Le Mans, it will make it even more mature.
The demonstration that the cervera has learned from the past is that he will not run in the Spanish Grand Prix, in front of his fans Sherry.
There are those who believe that the reckless Marc of the past would have run at all costs regardless of the consequences. The reality is that his participation posed a greater risk than many believe.
The surgeon who intervened Roger de Ona has stated in ‘Motorsport’ the reasons why the pilot of cervera will miss another race. “Marc Márquez’s fracture is known as Bennett’s fractureand it is different from a diaphyseal, which we could have solved with screws and a plate,” he said. “In his case, there was a very small bone fragment that stayed in place while the rest of the thumb moved out,” he added.
The magnetic resonance this Tuesday warned of the risk to which Marc was exposed in case of competing in Sherry. “That’s why we need the bone to consolidate wellbecause many of the forces generated by a MotoGP motorcycle are concentrated in that area,” he explained.
Despite everything, before Argentine GP there were those who doubted the veracity of the injury and considered it an excuse to avoid the sanction of the ‘double long lap’.
“For Marc to be able to race just four weeks later, it would have been exceptional. We couldn’t take the risk that it would break at the end of the straight, at 350 per hour, and it wouldn’t be able to brake”, Roger concluded.
“In France…I should be ready”
Run in le mans will be the objective, and the date marked the weekend of May 13 and 14. On French territory Marc Márquez you will have your annoyances practically forgotten.
“At Le Mans, Marc will take seven weeks since the operation“. The surgeon is based on the same diagnosis of this Tuesday to determine that within two weeks “it should be ready”. If everything goes well, the one from Cervera will no longer have “no sequel”.
