MotoGP Catalunya GP 2023: 17th Fall Of Marc Márquez In 2023, In Barcelona – VIDEO
Marc Márquez’s 2023 MotoGP season has been marred by injuries and unfortunate mishaps. The Catalan Grand Prix in Barcelona witnessed yet another setback for the eight-time world champion, as he suffered his 17th fall of the year during FP1. This incident raises concerns about the condition of his right hand, which had already been injured earlier in the season.
History Of Injuries
Márquez’s tumultuous journey this season began at the season opener in Portimao, where a collision with Miguel Oliveira resulted in a fractured first metacarpal of his right thumb. This injury forced him to miss the subsequent three rounds of the championship.
A Brave Comeback
Undeterred by his injuries, Márquez made a courageous return to racing at the French Grand Prix in Le Mans. However, doubts about the true extent of his hand injury persisted. These doubts turned into genuine concerns during FP1 at the Catalan MotoGP.
FP1 Crash
FP1 in Catalonia quickly turned into a nightmare for Márquez. Struggling in 21st place as the session neared its conclusion, he suffered a crash at turn five. This unfortunate incident marked his 17th fall of the year.
The Worrisome Sight
What heightened concerns was Márquez’s immediate reaction after the fall. As he stood up, he was seen clutching his right hand. While the severity of the injury remains uncertain, this development has raised questions about whether the crash could have exacerbated the existing issue.
As the weekend unfolds at the Catalan MotoGP, all eyes will be on Márquez. Fans and the racing community eagerly await updates on his condition. The uncertainty surrounding his hand injury adds an element of suspense to an already intense competition on the track.
