Reigning MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez has undergone a successful operation on the right arm he broke in a violent Spanish Grand Prix crash on Sunday. The Honda rider was recovering from an earlier off at Jerez when he was flung from his machine at the Turn 3 left-hander on lap 22, with Marquez landing hard in the gravel and the bike clattering into him. He was fitted with a neck brace and taken to the circuit's medical centre, where the Spaniard was diagnosed with a fracture to his right humerus bone. He flew to Barcelona to have surgery on Tuesday, which Autosport can reveal was a success. In the operation, carried out by Dr. Xavier Mir's team, the doctors were able to confirm that...
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