Marc Marquez has opened up about the physical toll of his recent MotoGP crash at Le Mans, revealing that he feels like he is “racing with one and a half arms.”
The legendary rider collapsed in exhaustion and pain following the incident, highlighting the ongoing struggle to return to his peak physical condition after years of surgeries.
Despite showing flashes of his championship-winning speed, Marquez admitted that his right arm still lacks the full strength and mobility required for the intense demands of top-tier racing.
Technical observers noted that his riding style has shifted to compensate for these limitations, which can lead to increased fatigue and a higher risk of errors during high-pressure laps.
The crash at Le Mans serves as a sobering reminder of the long recovery journey Marquez is still navigating while trying to remain competitive against a younger, healthier field.
Fans and analysts remain divided on whether the Spaniard can ever fully regain his former dominance or if these physical constraints will define the final chapter of his career.
