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Alex Márquez to Participate in First Practice Session at Brno
MotoGP as part of the championship hosted in the Czech Republic, Spanish pilot Alex Márquez took an important step towards participating in his first practice session (FP1) at the Brno circuit during the pre-race weekend. This signifies a return to racing competition after a long-standing injury process.
Medical Approval and Friday Morning Assessment
BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP team pilot Alex Márquez obtained the necessary medical approvals to take to the track for the weekend’s commencement. However, following this approval, a detailed medical evaluation will be conducted to determine whether he will ultimately participate in the race. The medical team will consider the pilot's overall health condition and performance on the track to make a “fit” or “unfit” decision. Therefore, FP1 practice is emerging not only as a test session but also as a critical assessment process demonstrating whether the pilot is ready for the race. Whether Márquez can remain on the track will become clear immediately after the first session.
The Injury and Rehabilitation Process
Alex Márquez broke his right collarbone following a serious crash at the Catalan Grand Prix on May 17th. Following the incident, Márquez underwent an emergency surgery which was performed the same day, and the fracture was repaired with a plate. However, this accident also revealed another significant injury in the pilot’s life: a vertebral edge fracture in the seventh cervical vertebra (C7). This required only inclusion in a rehabilitation program without the need for surgery. Márquez's recovery process was primarily focused on the C7 spinal injury.
Missed Races and Recovery Process
Following the crash at the Catalan Grand Prix, Márquez remained away from the circuits to allow his recovery process to be completed, forcing him to miss two races. These races included both the Italian Grand Prix in Mugello and the Hungarian Grand Prix. Márquez’s inability to participate in races due to this long-standing injury was considered a significant loss for the team and pilot.
Pilot's Statements Regarding His Return
Marquez expressed his happiness at obtaining the opportunity to return to the track at Brno, approximately one month after the crash. In a statement regarding the matter, he said:
“Just being here is already a win.”
This statement reflects Márquez’s excitement and motivation following a long period of injury and absence from racing.
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