Reigning MotoGP world champion, Marc Marquez, has announced that he will miss the upcoming Americas Grand Prix due to ongoing concerns about his physical condition. Marquez has been working hard to recover from an arm injury that has kept him out of racing since last July.
The Spaniard was hoping to make his return at the Portimao race earlier this month, but after struggling with pain and discomfort during practice sessions, he decided to withdraw from the event. Marquez's team, Repsol Honda, has stated that they will not rush him back to racing until he is fully fit and ready to compete at the highest level.
Marquez's absence from the upcoming Americas Grand Prix will be a blow to his fans, who were eagerly awaiting his return to the track. However, the six-time MotoGP world champion is determined to make a full recovery before returning to racing, and has stated that he is willing to take as much time as necessary to ensure that he is in top form.
Marquez's decision to prioritize his health over racing demonstrates the importance of physical and mental well-being in competitive sports. Fans will no doubt continue to support the Spanish rider as he works towards making a full recovery and returning to the top of the MotoGP world.