MotoGP, Marc Marquez: “I'm suffering, I won't be 100% at the Sepang tests, but I will be there”.

The shoulder operation he had to undergo Marc Marquez was not trivial. Initially mocked by the champion who was already reducing the deadlines before starting them, the six weeks of convalescence will ultimately not be too much for the Honda official to recover. In an exchange with his fans on Instragram, he admits that he is struggling to recover his means. He assures that he will still be there in February at Sepang. But not 100%…

Marc Marquez does not experience a peaceful winter break. In an interview with his fans relayed by GP One, he recognizes that nothing is simple for him at the moment… “ I'm getting better and better. But I can't move my shoulder without it causing me pain. I'm doing two physiotherapy sessions a day to recover and be in Malaysia in February ».

He adds : " I don't have any strength in my shoulder yet. I still suffer. However, it will be important for me to be at Sepang to prepare for the 2019 season. All I can think about is getting back on the bike. But it's difficult right now ».

He ends by moving his bruised arm at the request of a fan, with this admission: “ you see, I move it for you. But as you can also see, it hurts a lot ". We will recall that it took three specialized surgeons to take care of this shoulder, doctors who are still wondering how he could have been titled in 2018 in this condition. At Honda, with a Lorenzo in a discovery internship and a Crutchlow who is recovering from a broken ankle, Marquez is the only pilot who can develop the RC213V for the next campaign…