Valentino Rossi back on track on Saturday. The second swab to which the nine-time world champion underwent on Friday morning negative outcome, the Doctor is officially cured from the Coronavirus and will be able to compete in Valencia, on the occasion of the European Grand Prix.
On Friday, pending the final go-ahead, the number 46 left his Yamaha a Garrett Gerloff, American Superbike rider of the Yamaha GRT team, who carried out the first two free practice sessions.
Rossi had been found positive for Coronavirus before Aragon Grand Prix, and had been forced to jump two races of the world championship. Only Thursday evening came the negative result of the swab that allowed him to break the long isolation and fly to Spain.
If Valentino rejoices, the same cannot be said of Marc Marquez. The Honda centaur will not return to the track this season: according to Sky reports, on the contrary, the world champion will most likely have to undergo a terzo surgery to the right arm.
The limb is not improving and it is not giving positive feelings: a date has not yet been set for the intervention, which will be carried out in the near future. Conservative therapy did not work: the number 93 is unable to move his arm normally, more than three months after the operation.
OMNISPORT | 06-11-2020 15:46
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