Johann Zarco returns at Aragon with cautious goals after injury and penalties
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The Frenchman, the oldest on the MotoGP grill, has been out for more than three months because of his fall in Montmeló, where he smashed his left knee.
The 36-year-old pilot received the green light from the discipline's doctors to run this weekend in Aragon. Nevertheless, he will be heavily penalized for Sunday's Grand Prix.
Johann Zarco returns at Aragon with cautious goals after injury and penalties
Johann Zarco is set to make his much-anticipated return to MotoGP this weekend at MotorLand Aragon, but expectations must be tempered. After missing several rounds due to injury, the French rider’s comeback will be more about assessing his physical readiness than immediate results. With a double Long Lap penalty still to serve, Zarco faces a challenging restart that positions Aragon as a crucial rehearsal ahead of his full competitive return at …
About three months after the serious start accident of Barcelona, Johann Zarco is back on the Honda in the MotorLand Aragon. The MotoGP driver talked about his forced break and his plans for the future.
The Frenchman, who has been declared "fit" and who will be revised after the FP1, is ready to return to the track in Aragon: "The progress was faster than we could expect, I'm good enough to go on the bike. I had a burn that didn't allow me to be operated because there was a risk of infection; after a little more than a month we decided not to operate to buy time" GP ARAGON, RIVIVE THE PILOT CONFERENCE
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