MotoGP riders are two-wheeled gladiators. They go out, take beatings weekend after weekend due to crashes, and hop back on their bike to race for victory just as quickly as they fell off it. One rider, who's particularly well-known for trying to rapidly get back on his bike after taking a spill, is Fabio Quartararo, and this weekend's Q1 at the Italian MotoGP only reinforced his reputation.
Quartararo's most recent display of doggedness came as a result of a lowside, during which he hit the ground particularly hard on his left-hand side before eating the gravel trap. It was instantly clear that he had a problem with his left shoulder—it was dislocated.
Instead of going to the medical center and seeking attention, he requested that one of the medical staff on hand immediately pop it back into place, which you can watch if you're not too squeamish below.
