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Márquez was fed up and will return one hundred percent Márquez: "If they tell me that the license plate could be broken, I won't get on the bike, it was a mistake" Marc Márquez had an infection in the fracture Marc Márquez continues to recover in Madrid, at the Ruber Internacional clinic, from the third operation carried out on his right humerus last Thursday. When an infection was found in the fracture, the doctors decided that he would remain in the hospital for several more days before moving to Cervera, where he will continue with his recovery. He is evolving favorably.Emilio Alzamora, manager of the eight-time world champion, evaluated on TVE the state of the ilerdense after his intervention. "We are very happy with what the doctors transmit to us. He transmits to us tranquility and that this whole episode serves to gain experience," he said. The former 125cc world champion in 1999 does not want to speculate with a comeback date. "You have to learn fro...

  Andrea Dovizioso has made some interesting reflections in an interview with DAZN. The Forlí rider, who describes himself as 'Unemployed' ('Unemployed') has spoken of the situation of him without his team after not reaching an agreement with Ducati. And he has also commented that a definitive generational change has come. Since he started back in 2002 he watched Casey Stoner leave him. Recently, Dani Pedrosa and Jorge Lorenzo have retired. And others like Valentino Rossi (in 2021 he will race in the Petronas Yamaha) hold out, but they no longer dominate as they did in the past, the juiciest thing has undoubtedly been what he says about '99'. Dovi had Lorenzo as a partner at Ducati during the 2017 and 2018 campaigns and that relationship went through moments of great tension. And the truth is that there is still resentment. At least that's how the Italian lets it down. "He still likes me, sure. Especially because, as far as he can, he attacks me in inte...