Injured MotoGP champion Marc 𝄹Marquez insists he isn't currently thinking beyond Saturd🌄ay morning's FP3 session at Jerez.

That will be when, after sitting out Friday's Andalucia action, the Repsol Honda star makes a shock return to action -&ꦯnbsp;less t💯han a week after breaking his right arm at the same Spanish track.

"Yesterday I arrived at the circuit after the operation in Barcelona and pas�𒊎�sed the medical test in the afternoon. It means I can ride, and after discussing with Honda we decided to start directly on Saturday," said Marquez, whose fracture was plated during surgery in Barcelona on Tuesday.

"I have slept quite well, I am o🌺bviously in some pain, but we have had physiotherapy sessions with my physio that have been 𓆉quite good for me.

"With the team we have set ours🐎elves only one objective, which is to see our feelings tomorrow in FP3. Let's see how the arm is and from there we will decide our next objective."

Fellow injured riders Alex Rins and Cal Crutchlow, who were also passed fit on Thursday, m🐭ade their returns during Friday practice for the second successive MotoGP event at Jerez.

With Marc absent, younger brother Alex was the only Repsol Hon🐬da rider on track 𓂃today, the rookie finishing 15th overall.

"It will be interesting to see how much we can improve tಞhis weekend," said Alex, 12th in his first MotoGP race last weekend.

ཧ"Already this weekend we have been able to make a step especially in the hotter conditions of the afternoon. I’m 100% sure tomorrow we can make another step as we have found a setup change for hot condition🌳s which helped us.

"Tomorrow will be an important day for us, going directly to Q2 will need a low 37 and our target is to be as close to Q2 as possible. We’re working on our one lap pace to try and achiev🔴e this."