Bezzecchi confident for Czech MotoGP after Hungarian crash recovery

Marco Bezzecchi, the current MotoGP world championship leader, is confident about his condition heading into the Czech Grand Prix in Brno. He was involved in a significant crash at the start of the Hungarian Grand Prix, which affected the right side of his body, including his hand and leg.

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The truth is it was a strong impact, especially on the right side of my body, hand and leg, and after the incident I had some medical tests and everything was fine.

"The truth is it was a strong impact, especially on the right side of my body, hand and leg, and after the incident I had some medical tests and everything was fine," Bezzecchi recalled. He noted a minor issue with a cut affecting a muscle in his right leg, but described it as "nothing serious, fortunately."

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After 3 ó 4 days was all good, although in the right leg I had a small problem with a cut that affected the muscle, which is nothing serious, fortunately.

This will be Bezzecchi's first time back on a motorcycle since the accident, as he has not ridden in the intervening period. "Since the incident I haven't ridden a bike, so this will be the first time I get on a bike after the fall, but fortunately everything is fine," he insisted. He expressed disappointment about the crash, especially after what had been a promising weekend up to that point.

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Since the incident I haven't ridden a bike, so this will be the first time I get on a bike after the fall, but fortunately everything is fine.

Looking ahead to Brno, Bezzecchi anticipates a different challenge. "This circuit is completely different, it's super nice and I think we can really enjoy exploiting the potential of the MotoGP," he stated. He recalled the previous year's race at the circuit, where he felt he maximized the bike's performance and enjoyed battling with riders like Marc Márquez and Pedro Acosta. "Last year we were able to fully enjoy the potential of the bike and enjoy it with Marc -Márquez- and with Pedro -Acosta-, so I hope to put up a fight and be in the mix," he added.

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This circuit is completely different, it's super nice and I think we can really enjoy exploiting the potential of the MotoGP.