Honda racer Mark Marquez still trying his best to be able to recover from the injury he was facing after MotoGP Mandalika 2022.
He had a serious accident while undergoing a warm-up session before the 2022 Mandalika MotoGP race. After being diagnosed with a concussion during an examination at the Mataram Hospital, NTB, he was confirmed to have diplopia or double vision impairment.
“Today I don’t want to smile, but we will find a way to do it again. Stay strong!” wrote Marquez on his Instagram account on Thursday (24/3).
Marquez’s diplopia injury made him predicted to be out for three months. This is expected to make him absent for eight MotoGP racing series in 2022.
Eight Grand Prix that may be passed by The Baby Alien are MotoGP Argentina, MotoGP United States, MotoGP Portugal, MotoGP Spain, MotoGP France, MotoGP Italy, MotoGP Catalunya, and MotoGP Germany.
Currently, the holder of eight motorcycle racing world champions is waiting for the evaluation of the examination which will be rolled out next week.
The development of his body condition can increase Marquez’s chances of returning to the circuit. But Marquez must be completely fit without further physical problems.
This is not the first time Marquez has experienced diplopia. Previously, the Spaniard had twice experienced the same thing in 2011 and at the end of the 2021 MotoGP season.
Marquez’s diplopia occurred as a result of an accident while riding a motocross. As a result, he was forced to miss the two 2021 MotoGP closing series, namely the Algarve MotoGP and the Valencia MotoGP.
Live streaming MotoGP Argentinanext April 3, can be watched via CNNIndonesia.com and live broadcast on Trans7.
(ikh/jal)
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