Marco Bezzecchi and Marc Márquez collided in Sector 2 of the Indonesian Grand Prix on Sunday, eliminating both riders from competition at Mandalika. Bezzecchi appeared to make contact with Márquez's Ducati while attempting an overtake, and both motorcycles tumbled through the gravel after the crash. Race officials confirmed the incident would undergo review following the race, with early assessments suggesting potential sanctions for the Italian rider.
Márquez experienced difficulty removing his helmet after the incident and displayed visible discomfort in his right arm as medical personnel provided assistance. Ducati team members expressed concern while the world champion received attention from track staff. Bezzecchi departed the scene under his own power, but Márquez required additional evaluation from medical officials who escorted him to the paddock for precautionary examination.
Márquez experienced difficulty removing his helmet after the incident and displayed visible discomfort in his right arm as medical personnel provided assistance. Ducati team members expressed concern while the world champion received attention from track staff. Bezzecchi departed the scene under his own power, but Márquez required additional evaluation from medical officials who escorted him to the paddock for precautionary examination.
