MotoGP | Valencia GP: Marquez, “Unlucky qualifying but I'm ready for the race”

MotoGP GP Valencian Community Honda Repsol Qualifying – Marc Marquez will start tomorrow from the second row in the last round of the 2018 MotoGP, the nineteenth and final race of the 2018 MotoGP.

The Honda champion's qualifying was characterized by a fall at the first corner, a fall which caused his left shoulder to come out.

Once he got back on the scooter in the HRC truck in pain, he put it back together and then got back on his RC213V, finishing fifth fastest. Here's what Team Repsol's #93 had to say at the end of qualifying.

“Today's qualifying was a bit unlucky, I crashed in the first right corner on my first flying lap and immediately felt something strange in my shoulder. Luckily, when I got back to my truck and tried some movements, we realized that it wasn't that bad and I started to feel better – said Marc Marquez – When the doctors arrived and checked her, she was everything returned to its place and I was ready to get back on my bike. I didn't push as usual, as it was better to stay in the saddle! I'm only a tenth from pole, which isn't bad, so tomorrow, race day, will be another day.”