US EditionDucati Announces Injured Marc Marquez’s Stand-in for Australian GP
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Injured on the shoulder, Marc Marquez will not be able to take part in the Australian Grand Prix scheduled for next weekend. Michele Pirro will replace him.
Marc Márquez’s absence in the next two days was confirmed earlier this week after being tested at the Ruber International Hospital in Madrid, in which he was detected a fracture at the base of the choracoid apophysis along with a lesion of the ligaments of the right shoulder. This due to his fall in the Indonesian GP, cause of an attack by Marco Bezzecchi.wf_cms.rss.read_more
Ducati leaves an intriguing gap in its Marquez stand-in plan
Ducati has announced that its regular MotoGP test rider and stand-in Michele Pirro will take injured 2025 world champion Marc Marquez’s place for next weekend’s Australian Grand Prix.But it pointedly left the door open to a different substitute for the Malaysian GP a week later, phrasing its social media post about Pirro’s call-up as being to replace Marquez “at the Aussie appointment”.With that same post also reiterating that Marquez is out for…
The Ducati team announced this Friday that its reserve rider Michele Pirro would replace the one-time world champion Marc Marquez, injured in the shoulder, for the Australian Grand Prix (17-19 October).
Ducati Corse has confirmed that test rider Michele Pirro will replace Marc Márquez at next weekend's Australian MotoGP at Phillip Island. The Spaniard, 2025 MotoGP world champion, suffered a shoulder injury in a crash in Indonesia and will miss both the Australian and Malaysian races. Marc Márquez was already in the […] The article Pirro replaces injured Marc Márquez in Australia – Bulega possible replacement for Sepang first appeared on Racespo…
Ducati replacement driver Michele Pirro replaces injured Marc Marquez at the Australia GP on Phillip Island. MotoGP champion is still recovering in Madrid.
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