Team Repsol Honda has announced that Marc Marquez will miss the MotoGP Argentina round at the Termas de Rio Hondo circuit.
The Spaniard saw a specialist treating him for double vision, or double vision, on Monday, who judged it would be better for him to sit out this weekend’s race in Spain. Argentina.
However, there is also good news. Confirming with Marc Marquez’s report that the diplopia was not as bad as the one he got after a training accident late last year, Dr. Sanchez Dalmau noted that Marquez’s condition was progressing well and that His power is improving rapidly.
Ophthalmologist Sánchez Dalmau explains: “The second neuro-ophthalmological evaluation performed on Marc Marquez this past Monday showed a very favorable development in the paralysis of the right fourth nerve being affected. affected by a fall that occurred at the Indonesian Grand Prix.
“Recovery is not yet complete, and Marc Marquez must follow an established regimen of conservative treatment.”
That gives Marquez hope that he can return to the Austin lap of MotoGP, the track he previously dominated.
That might also explain why Repsol Honda’s press release only kicked Marquez out of Argentina, and didn’t mention Austin, which happened next week Argentina.
Source: Repsol Honda
