Marc Marquez has completed two full days of testing on his Catalunya Caixa Suter Moto2 machine, the first full session of testing since the Spaniard suffered an injury to his right eye at Sepang back in October 2011. After being given the all clear by the doctors to start riding a Moto2 machine again, Marquez took a preliminary run out at Alcarras earlier this week to test his ability to ride, completing just 8 laps, before scheduling two days of testing at the Albacete circuit, to carry out a thorough test of his fitness to ride without suffering the double vision which had plagued him earlier.
The test was shrouded in secrecy, with even normally well-informed sources keeping quiet on progress at the test, but knowing the massive media interest in the progress Marquez is making - especially in his native Spain - the Repsol Media service issued the following press release and video of Marquez after the test:
Márquez back on track at Albacete
Repsol rider finally begins preseason with two days of testing in Spain
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