Marc Marquez is experiencing a new difficult period in a career that was so far golden but which is currently going through years of lead. He is indeed beginning the third of these to be shared between hospitals, doctors, sometimes operations and his Honda Repsol box which he finds with fervor between these episodes of convalescence which are so many moments of doubt and trial for his mind. An aspect exacerbated when diplopia forces him to stop everything, he, the thoroughbred who is never satisfied. Since a painful Sunday morning in Mandalika, he is once again unfit to fight for an indefinite period. But he remains hopeful since he stays in touch with his social network…
A clarification which is not trivial since we will remember that, during the off-season, he felt the need to isolate himself from it to protect himself. He then declared that “ social media can be a disaster for athletes and it was for me too ". Since the warm-up of the last Indonesian Grand Prix from where he got up with incredible strength from a terrible fall, he was overtaken by diplopia which found its way back thanks to the concussion suffered, and which says a lot about the shock suffered. by the eight-time World Champion.
Marc Marquez: “ Today, I don't feel like smiling, but...«
Currently, no one is able to say when Marc Marquez will be able to return to competition, knowing that the next events on the calendar for those who want to win a ninth title are the 3 et 10th April for the Grand Prix of Argentina and the Americas. The pilot Honda received encouragement from his peers. “ Lots of strength my friend, what you have to go through is very hard! Courage !“, wrote to him Aleix Espargaró. " Bad luck, but you're a strong guy, courage! » dedicated to him Max Biaggi. Or Alex Rins who sent him encouragement » and words of support: “ You will come back stronger. See you soon on the track ". The list is not exhaustive.
Marc Marquez responded to all these events and other comments with this clear message by sharing an image of himself in his residence in Madrid accompanied by the following text: » today I don't feel like smiling, but we will find a way to do it again. Always strong" Marc Marquez has never given up and has no intention of doing so this time either. It's too early to know how long it will take for him to heal, but he's certainly already thinking about when he can get back in the saddle. The mind remains strong and this is an essential point.
