Marc Marquez has a concussion after falling at the Mandalika MotoGP, this is the danger

Jakarta – Repsol Honda MotoGP rider Marc Marquez suffered a concussion after falling in the Mandalika circuit warm-up session, Sunday (20/3/2022). The 29-year-old Spanish man was declared unable to take part in the match.

“Marc Marquez was declared not healthy enough to compete in the Indonesian GP due to a concussion he suffered during the warm-up session,” wrote the official announcement by the MotoGP team.

Quoted from WebMD, a concussion or concussion is a traumatic brain injury that impacts brain function. The effects can be temporary, but include headaches and impaired concentration, memory, balance, and coordination.

The cause of a concussion is generally a blow to the head. Violent shocks to the head and upper body can also trigger a concussion.

Some cases of concussion are accompanied by loss of consciousness, but most are not.

Symptoms and signs of concussion can be subtle and do not appear immediately. Some can last for days, even longer.

Some common money symptoms are memory loss (amnesia) and confusion. Including, forgetting the cause of concussion.

Physical signs:

Headache
Ears ringing
Nauseous
Gag
Tired and sleepy
Blurred vision

Heavy crash costs Marc Márquez Indonesia MotoGP, start postponed after downpour

Marc Márquez is missing from Indonesia’s MotoGP on Sunday. The Spaniard had a hard fall during the warm-up, had to go to the hospital and is not allowed to start by the doctors.

“It wouldn’t be smart to let Marc drive now”, Alberto Puig, team manager of Repsol Honda. The eight-time world champion is said to have had no fractures, but did have a concussion.

At the moment it is raining very hard above the circuit in Indonesia, which means that the start of the race has been postponed.