Marc was flung into the air in a horrible highside during the warm-up for the Indonesian MotoGP, the latest in a serie⛦s of physical blows he had sustained in a two-𝕴year period.

Hi🐓s new Amazon Prime Video documentary ‘Marc Marquez: ALL IN’ reveals how he planned to defy logic by♌ starting the race shortly after the worst highside of his career, until his brother intervened.

“When I got back to the track I wasn’t seeing double yet,” Marc ꧒said in the documentary. “I wanted to race🎐. My brother said: ‘Do not race, man’.”

Marc had already suffered with diplopia, a double-vision issue, as well as arm injuries. The highside in theꦿ Mandalika warm-up gave him a concussion, the hospitalജ said at the time.

LCR Honda rider Alex told the documentary🌞: “I saw where he had hit his head. I said: ‘This gives me a bad feeling’. After the warm-up I assumed he wouldn’t race.

“I was in his office and I remeಞmber that [crew chief Santi Hernandez] came in - ‘everything is ready’, because that’s his job.

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“But in that moment I ⛎thought ‘no’. I stood up to him. I said: ‘Look, Marc doesn’t race’. There are a lot of races but only one life. You’d be making a mistake today.

“It seemed like he didn’t want to race but he needed somebody to calm hꦑim down and say ‘you don’t h𓄧ave to race’.”

Repsol Honda rider Marc said about his brother: “H🐲e said: ‘You can’t go out there, you took a bash out there, it is unfeasible’.

“The diplopia got worse aܫnd I said: ‘okay I won’t race’. I had a fall, a hard one, double vision. But it still wasn’t as bad as the other falls.”

The Amazon Prime Video documentary goes on to chart Marc's career-threatening arm surgery last summer and his subsꦿequent comeback.