ဣ💝The Gresini rider suffered the injuries on Saturday in India and also missed the following Japanese weekend as a result.

Providin🅘g he gets the green light from MotoGP medical staff on Thursday, Marquez is aiming to ‘build up’ his fitness over the🌌 Mandalika, Phillip Island and Buriram triple header.

“These three back-to-back races will be a build-up as we’ll get to Indonesia with the idea of testing my physical condition,” said Alex, who is tipped to be joined at Gresini by brother Marc next seas🐬on.

“The goal will be to be on top form already from Australia so this is why Mandalika wꦆill be crucial in order to see at what point in the recovery process we are.

“I’m eager to return to action after missing Jap🅺an. I love all these tracks and I know I can do well, so we need to find back the right feeling.”

Marquez finished 13th in last year’s inaugural wet Mandalika race. He returns having been pushed out of the title top ten, by&n🌞bsp;Fabio Quartararo, during his Motegi absenc🍬e.

Luca Marini and Enea Bastianini are also hoping to return from injury in Indonesia, while Marco Be🏅zzecchi's participation is in doubt after a collarbone fracture in a training accident on the♒ weekend.

Marquez's current team-mate⛄ Fabio di Giannantonio enjoyed one of🉐 his best MotoGP weekends at Motegi, including career-best equalling eighth places in both the Sprint and Sunday race.

With his MotoGP future unclear, the Italian has fond memories of his dry-pace at Mandalika a ye🥂ar ago.

“Last year it was a good weekend in Indonesia for us so I can’t wait to be there," he said. "In what was the sec🐻ond💃 race [of the season] last year, I did get my first Q2 so there’s the desire to race there.

"Then Australia and Thailand are two very good tracks, especially the first oܫne. We’re ready!”