A brand new Ducati behind-the-scenes video reveals what was first reported about Marc Márquez’s damage sustained in a collision with Marco Bezzecchi on the Indonesian MotoGP Grand Prix.
The seven-time MotoGP world champion was tagged from behind by Aprilia’s Marco Bezzecchi going by the quick Flip 7 right-hand nook throughout the opening lap of final Sunday’s Indonesian Grand Prix.
Each have been faraway from the race, with Marc Marquez struggling a tough fall and growing issues along with his proper shoulder shortly after.
He was later identified with a fracture on the base of the coracoid course of and ligament harm in his proper shoulder.
Ducati has already introduced that it’ll not participate within the upcoming Australian or Malaysian Grand Prix.
Marquez mentioned in Mandalica on Sunday that he was “unhappy” in regards to the damage, but additionally felt the crash was a racing accident and known as for calm on his social media channels amid the backlash in opposition to Bezzecchi.
The damage got here only a week after Marquez gained his seventh world title in MotoGP.
Ducati newest episode inside The documentary collection aired Marquez’s first account of the accident alongside along with his crew.
“Once I touched the gravel, it was so quick,” he mentioned.
“The beginning was good, the grip was okay… regular. There was one thing unusual after I left the storage, however after that every part was positive.
“I used to be touched somewhat bit from behind and I used to be flying. I do know it wasn’t my fault. It wasn’t a gradual spot.”
Marquez’s crew chief Marco Rigamonti hinted that Marquez would miss the remainder of the season, joking that the group would “see you on the gala in Valencia”.
At this stage, it’s unclear whether or not Marquez will return for the ultimate two races, however he has responded to his crew chief.
“Nicely, no. I am going to strive it earlier than then,” he laughed. “But it surely relies upon. We do not understand how lengthy the ligament will take (to heal).”
Bezzecchi was not severely injured within the incident, however is more likely to obtain a penalty for his collision on the Australian Grand Prix when he meets with FIM stewards.
