Marc Marquez has tried in every way to recover from the injury suffered at Le Mans and return in time for the Italian Grand Prix after surgical operations on his shoulder and right foot, and the feat has been achieved. In today’s medical examinations, Ducati’s #93 obtained the ‘green light’ to be able to go on track in the first free practice session, which will take place tomorrow at 10:45. Once finished, the nine-time world champion will undergo a further examination, necessary to be able to take part in the rest of the weekend at Mugello.
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CONFIRMED ✅ @marcmarquez93 has been given the green light to take part in FP1 at the #ItalianGP and will then undergo another medical review on Friday morning#MotoGP pic.twitter.com/pKLtdkMI9x
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Already yesterday, Marquez had firmly indicated his desire to be on track to test his real physical conditions, and this will actually happen after missing the last seasonal commitment in Barcelona, meanwhile indicating feeling comfortable in a brief interview with DAZN.
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