168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Franco Morbidelli’s participation in the Sepang MotoGP test is still hanging in the balance.

The new Pramac Ducati rider required hospital treatment after being knocked ‘unconscious’ during a nasty Superbike training accident at Portima💛o last week.

Although subsequent CT Scans ‘went well’, with just two days to go before the start of official testing in Malaysia on February 6, Pramac has revealed that a medical evaluation to determine Morbidelli’s “eligibility for participation” has bee🌳n delayed.

“We would like to provide you w🌠ith an update rega🌟rding Franco Morbidelli’s medical assessment,” Pramac wrote on social media.

“The💃 medical team has decided to postpone the evaluation for a few additional days.

“This🐽 delay is intended to allow for a more comprehensive understanding of his fitness and to determine his eligibility for participation in the upcoming scheduled test days.”

Initial assistance fo🅘llowing the accident was provided by Marc and Alex Marquez, also training on production bikes, who stopped to help Morbidelli until marshals arrived.

“We wer♔e testing in Portimao, we saw a red flag, we were the first to arrive between Turn 8 and 9,” Marc Marquez sai🍨d.

“We saw that Fr💞anco waꦯs unconscious on the run-off area.

“Me and Alex stopped straight away. We left the bikes on the floor and ra🔯n to Fr🅠anco to put him [in a recovery position].

“Because when you are unconscious [and lying flat on your back], it is dangerous because yꦜou cannot breathe well.

“We put him on his side, opene𒈔d h🦄is leather suit and opened his helmet.

🐭“We waited for the medical staff. When the medical ✃staff arrived, we just went back to the box.

“We are opponents, but at the sa✨me time mates.꧒ We want the best for our opponents.”

The three-day Sepang outing is the first of just two Of꧅ficial MotoGP tests before the start of the 2024 racing season.