Marc Marquez, a fan favorite among many MotoGP patrons, is certainly off to a rough start for the 2022 season. After what could only be described as a nasty crash during the warm up sessions at the Indonesian GP, it’s a miracle that he came out unscathed—for the most part. Following a concussion due to the incident, Marquez was once again diagnosed with diplopia, and was forced to miss the Argentinian GP.
After receiving approval from his medical team, Marc Marquez will return to the MotoGP World Championship in Austin atop his Repsol Honda Team RC213V. As you may know, Marquez holds a special place in his heart for the Circuit of the Americas, or COTA. He is, in fact, the uncontested King of COTA, having won multiple races in a row at the Austin racetrack. The Repsol Honda Team rider is set to get back in action at Round 4 of the Grand Prix of The Americas after completing his comprehensive treatment plan. He verified that he was feeling much better before flying to the U.S., having trained on his CBR600RR on the Alcarras Circuit in Spain.
