South Africa’s BradBinder_41 will start the Andalusian Grand Prix in 13th place while France’s FabioQ20 will be in pole for the second race in a row. | IOLsport
Marc Marquez, who was declared fit to race after surgery on a broken arm he sustained in last weekend's race, did not complete an out lap in the first session and returned to the pits before walking into the team's garage.
Marquez did not return to qualifying and the team later confirmed that he would not take part in Sunday's race either, marking the first time in his MotoGP career that the Spaniard will miss a race due to injury. "We won't take any more risks," Honda boss Alberto Puig said after the qualifying session."Marc won't race tomorrow."
"In Q1 , Marc felt worse, it was better not to take any risks. It was a lot to come here and try but we've made the right decision. A champion can't stay at home if he thinks there's a chance." Honda's weekend got worse when Alex Marquez crashed at turn five in the first session. He walked away clutching his right arm but the team said he avoided serious injury.
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