MotoGP Japan 2012: the sustazo of Marc Márquez during the warm-up

The truth is that this event has not covered much in the media but it turns out that during the warm-up of Moto2 in the Japanese Grand Prix, Marc Márquez he had to save a fall after hitting his arm against an object in the vicinity of one of the pianos. This object, one of the cameras that the organization places at ground level to take images of the passage around a curve, was literally ripped from the roots by the elbow of Marc Márquez when he collided with her at about 100 km / h.

Immediately Marc Márquez began to feel a very bad pain in the arm and to lose feeling in the hand. A lap later he entered the box and when he took off his overalls he discovered that his arm had swollen. At the Mobile Clinic, they injected an anti-inflammatory into his arm to be able to compete in the race that began in a few hours. Luckily during the race it didn't bother him too much.

These chambers are usually located before the start of the pianos, either embedded in asphalt or grass and about 40 centimeters from the track. But when you search to the last thousandth, you are forced to cut back even in impossible places. And this nearly cost him the race.

If I already said that these to go hitting with the elbow had its danger …