Summary
Marc Marquez, a MotoGP rider, will miss the next two races in Australia and Malaysia due to a shoulder injury from a crash at the Indonesian Grand Prix. Ducati announced that Marquez suffered a right shoulder fracture and ligament injury, which is not related to his previous injuries. He hopes to return before the season ends.
Key Facts
- Marc Marquez injured his right shoulder during the Indonesian Grand Prix.
- He will miss the upcoming MotoGP races in Australia and Malaysia.
- The injury includes a fracture at the base of the coracoid process and a ligament injury.
- This injury is not related to his previous shoulder injuries from 2020.
- Marquez recently won his seventh MotoGP championship in Japan.
- He plans to return to racing before the season ends, following doctor's advice.
- Marquez crashed after a collision with Marco Bezzecchi at high speed.
