Marc Marquez doesn't do things by halves and while doctors no doubt hoped the first accident since breaking his right-arm would be a gentle tip off, it was instead a 180km/h lowside that sent him hurtling across a gravel trap and into an airfence. As Marquez lay on the ground with a broken RC213V next to him at the end of FP3 at Jerez, the same circuit where the eight-time world champion's original fractures occurred last July, it seemed a very real possibility he could be back to square one with an injury that has already required three operations. Fortunately, although shaken, the Repsol Honda rider was eventually able to walk away and returned to the paddock on the back of a scooter...
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