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Ducati's Marquez to Miss French and Catalan GPs Due to Foot Fracture

Marc Marquez will miss two MotoGP rounds after a sprint crash left him with a fifth metatarsal fracture in his right foot, Ducati said.

  • Ducati's Marc Marquez will miss Sunday's French Grand Prix and next weekend's Catalan Grand Prix after fracturing his fifth metatarsal in a crash during Saturday's sprint at Le Mans, his team confirmed.
  • A highside crash on the final lap threw The Spaniard from his bike after he had planted his right foot on the track, causing the injury that sidelined him.
  • Having finished 13th-fastest in practice, Marquez admitted, "It's not that the others are going faster, it's that I'm going slower," while struggling to match Aprilia's Marco Bezzecchi.
  • Beyond the foot injury, Marquez revealed plans to undergo a separate shoulder procedure originally scheduled after the Catalan Grand Prix, targeting a return at the Italian Grand Prix at Mugello.
  • This injury marks another setback for the world champion, who sits fifth in the standings, 51 points behind Marco Bezzecchi, continuing struggles since his collarbone collision at the Indonesia Grand Prix.
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·Turin, Italy
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Accident to the right foot with fracture of the fifth metatarso: will be operated in Madrid the champion of the Ducati Marc Marquez fallen during the Sprint of the French Gp of MotoGp. The Spanish will then skip the race on Sunday and also the next Gp of Catalunya. At risk also that of Mugello.  After a medical check and an X-ray Marc Marquez has been declared unfit  has announced in a note the stable of Borgo Panigale  Tonight…

·Rome, Italy
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He admits that he was scheduled to go through the OR again after Montmeló, but he advances the surgery after a fracture in the fifth metacarpal of the foot. More information: Marc Marquez, after his fall in Jerez: "To this day, I have neither the level nor the power to fight for the title this year".

·Spain
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Marc Márquez gave many a scare in the French Grand Prix Sprint race. Towards the end of the race, the Spaniard attempted to overtake and ended up losing control of his bike. The champion was thrown into the air and suffered a heavy blow to his foot, ruling him out of Sunday's race and also the Catalan Grand Prix. Read more

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gpblog.com broke the news on Saturday, May 9, 2026.
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