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Marc Marquez will have to overcome a nasty double injury if he’s to return to the top step of the podium in MotoGP’s German Grand Prix.
Six-time MotoGP champion Marc Marquez has been declared fit to compete in the German Grand Prix after sustaining injuries in a highside crash during practice. The crash occurred at Turn 11 at the Sachsenring circuit, caused by a loss of grip on the front tyre. Marquez suffered a broken finger and bruised rib in the incident, reaching speeds over 120mph. Despite initial setbacks, Marquez was cleared to continue racing after a medical evaluation.
The crash marked Marquez’s second of the day, with multiple riders struggling at the challenging corner due to cooling issues on the tyre caused by high winds. Marquez’s performance in the session fluctuated, briefly leading before dropping to 10th place. Despite his injuries, Marquez remained optimistic about his chances, aiming for his first Ducati victory at Sachsenring. The coming days will reveal the extent of Marquez’s recovery and his prospects for the remainder of the weekend.
