Marco Bezzecchi to decide on Silverstone participation before Grand Prix
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 12:30 PM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
Marco Bezzecchi, a contender in the MotoGP standings, will make a decision about his participation in the British Grand Prix at Silverstone just before the race weekend. Bezzecchi has been dealing with injuries from previous races, resulting in a challenging run where he has not scored points in four consecutive Grand Prix. His recent injuries, including a collarbone break and knee issues, led to missed races after previous crashes. Bezzecchi confirmed he is looking to regain his fitness and hopes to race, pending medical clearance from MotoGP doctors prior to the event. He has been able to train recently, which could be a positive sign for his recovery.
- •Bezzecchi missed four straight Grand Prix due to injury.
- •He needs medical clearance to compete at Silverstone.
- •The rider previously led the standings before his injuries.
- •Teammate Jorge Martin is focused on a strong second half of the season.
- 12:30 PMYahoo Sports — MotoGP title contender to make last-minute Silverstone participation call
"MotoGP title contender Marco Bezzecchi will decide on his British Grand Prix participation just a day before riders hit the legendary Silverstone circuit. The Aprilia star was injured last time out in Germany, continuing an absolutely horrendous run of form.
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