Marquez "will suffer" in Aragon MotoGP race after his Friday practice return

Marc Marquez admits he 'will suffer' in the MotoGP race at Aragon as he will not do any long runs in order to preserve his physical condition.

Marc Marquez admits he"will suffer" in Sunday's Aragon Grand Prix as he will not do any long running prior to his MotoGP race return to preserve his physical condition.The Honda rider made his long-awaited MotoGP return on Friday at Aragon 110 days after last racing in the series at Mugello, before he took a leave of absence to undergo a fourth major operation on his badly broken right arm.

"I never did a long run and I will not do a long run tomorrow," Marquez said when asked what was possible for the race."I know that I will suffer, but if you suffer you drop a little bit your pace and you suffer less. "But then we will see if in the last races of this year the progression is in a positive way and we can ride in a 100% level from the beginning to the end."

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