Fabio Quartararo bears brutal injuries from dramatic crash at the Aragon Moto Grand Prix

Fabio Quartararo has borne his brutal injuries following his crash in the Aragon Moto GP on Sunday. 

The Frenchman Quartararo was performing effectively in the race in seventh and felt afterwards he was effectively positioned to problem as excessive as third. 

However, in the third lap the reigning world champion got here off after colliding with the again of Marc Marquez.

Fabio Quartararo bore bandages throughout his torso following his dramatic crash in the race

The six-time world champion, who was racing for the first time since June, backed off when turning into turning into Turn 3 to cease himself from rear-wheel sliding. 

Back digicam footage from Quartararo’s bike exhibits him then colliding into the again of Marquez earlier than sliding out and launching him off his Yamaha. 

As a results of being thrown throughout the street whereas going 100mph, the Frenchman suffered friction burns in addition to abrasions to his chest and torso having been hit by his bike.

Footage confirmed the Frenchman being thrown from his bike after colliding with Marc Marquez

Back digicam footage confirmed him going spherical the bend and being unable to swerve out of the method of the man in entrance

Following the race, Quartararo, who was donning bandages throughout his physique, most notably on his torso and higher chest, was requested how he felt after the crash. 

‘Sore and burned. It’s a disgrace as a result of it’s the first time I felt good in Aragon for a few years,’ he mentioned. 

‘Marc turned so effectively, but additionally had a slide. I had higher traction, didn’t anticipate it and simply hit the again [of him]. I don’t keep in mind precisely the state of affairs, nevertheless it’s a disgrace in simply the third nook,’ he added. 

Quartararo was thrown from his bike at 100mph whereas showing to look good in the race

Despite his injuries, the Frenchman is hoping to be again for the subsequent GP – in Japan on Sunday. 

‘Japan is a observe I like,’ Quartararo mentioned. ‘Hopefully we will race there [despite the typhoon warnings] as a result of many riders haven’t been in Japan on a MotoGP bike, like [Enea] Bastianini.

‘I really feel Japan is usually a good observe for us as a result of even when there’s loads of acceleration, there’s additionally loads of braking. That is our sturdy level. So hopefully Japan occurs.’

The dramatic footage from his personal bike captured his horrible fall in all its gruesomeness