Puig, to Marquez: "The priority is to avoid complications"

The operation in which Marc Márquez underwent to end the problems he continues to experience with his right arm was an absolute success, and on Monday Repsol Honda team’s Team Manager, Alberto Puig, asserted it in a statement published on the Official HRC website.

“The operation went well, Dr. Sánchez Sotelo is very happy and Marc is now back in Spain. He will start slowly, following the doctor’s instructions,” said Puig, happy to know that his mag learners can now begin to think exclusively about his or her recovery.

“We are very happy that he is home and he can now think about the recovery of his right humerus. Fortunately he came home quickly from the hospital, which limits the time away from home,” he added, without even saying wants to set any deadline for his return.

“The doctor said that Marc needed to step by step with a regular check-up with Dr. Samuel Antuña in Spain. Both medical teams work closely together, and this is very important. They will assess situation more or less every two or three weeks. The priority now is bone healing and prevention of major complications, “added Puig, who also referred to the serious accident of Takaaki Nakagami, who joined Pecco. Bagnaia and Alex Rins at the start of the MotoGP Catalan GP.

“Takaaki Nakagami had a big accident. He was lucky in some ways. He went to the hospital and was under observation in the ICU for 24 hours. Now he has been transferred and it is likely that on Tuesday he will be able to go home. We are very sorry for Rins and Bagnaia who were involved in the accident.

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