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Marco Bezzecchi, who underwent surgery for a broken collarbone, completed four runs on an Aprilia RSV4 at Misano on July 29. His rehabilitation is proceeding to plan. He will next face a MotoGP medical assessment at Silverstone before receiving clearance for the British Grand Prix.
Inside a pit, the key is not merely completing four RSV4 runs but assessing pain and movement the next day. Bezzecchi does not need to prove speed yet. He should avoid rushing before the Silverstone medical check and examine the load entering his collarbone under braking one step at a time. The comeback starts there.
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Please do not treat comeback footage as confirmed race clearance.
Exactly. Four runs are good news, but the medical check still comes first.
He won the British GP last year, but recovery has to come first now.
You cannot judge it without checking pain and movement the next day.
Leaving the final decision to the medical team at Silverstone is right.
Four RSV4 runs are a big step. Come back without rushing.
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