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Marquez return in Valencia 'a possibility', says team boss / Photo: SONNY TUMBELAKA - AFP/File

Marquez return in Valencia 'a possibility', says team boss

SPORTS 17.10.2025

MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez, who withdrew from the Australian and Malaysian Grand Prix after injuring a shoulder, will also miss the next round in Portugal but could return for the final race of the season, his team said on Friday.

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"Seeing him in Valencia is not impossible," Ducati sporting director Mauro Grassilli told Sky Sport Italia.

"Unfortunately, his injury is more serious than we initially expected.

"We have to see how his recovery goes but there is a possibility that he will return in Valencia."

The Spaniard secured his seventh MotoGP title -- and his first since 2019 -- in Japan last month but injured his right shoulder when he crashed on the first lap of the Indonesian Grand Prix on October 5.

He suffered a fracture and injured ligaments and underwent surgery earlier this week.

Marquez had originally been ruled out of this month's Australia and Malaysia MotoGPs, with the Portugal and Valencia races completing the season in November.

The 32-year-old has a long history of injuries, including breaking his right arm at the start of the 2020 season, an injury that almost forced him to retire.

Ducati has ruled out any connection between the two injuries.

A.Williams--AT

Arizona Tribune - Marquez return in Valencia 'a possibility', says team boss

Marquez return in Valencia 'a possibility', says team boss

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