Marco Bezzecchi faces ongoing knee issues ahead of Aragon Grand Prix
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 3:24 PM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

Marco Bezzecchi is preparing for the MotoGP's Aragon Grand Prix while dealing with a persistent knee injury. Following his highside crash at the German Grand Prix, which resulted in a broken collarbone and knee injury, fluid build-up in his knee could affect his performance. Although he reported good recovery progress during the summer break, the potential for discomfort remains. Bezzecchi's title hopes have been significantly impacted by this injury as he approaches the upcoming race.
- •Bezzecchi injured his knee and broke his collarbone at the German Grand Prix.
- •He is recovering but faces fluid build-up in his knee.
- •His title hopes are at risk due to the injury.
- •The Aragon Grand Prix is scheduled for this weekend.
- 3:24 PMMotorsport.com — Marco Bezzecchi warns of more ‘suffering’ at Aragon as knee injury persists
"Marco Bezzecchi says he is recovering well from his Sachsenring injuries, but admitted that fluid build-up in his knee could leave him ‘suffering’ at MotoGP's Aragon Grand Prix. The factory Aprilia rider broke his collarbone and injured his knee in a nasty highside at the German Grand Prix almost two months ago, dealing a severe blow to his title hopes. While the summer break allowed ...Keep reading
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