Pain and a lack of strength from Saturday's debris strike forced 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lorenzo Savadori to pull into the pits and retire on lap 18 of the Australian MotoGP.

The Aprilia test rider, replacing the injured Miguel Oliveira at Trackhouse, was hit on the left elbow at 300km/h by a suspected br𝕴oken fender from the Maverick Vinales-Marco Bezzecchi clash in the Sprint.

Unsure if he would be able to ride on Sunday, the feeling in his arm💝 returned overnight and, despite some discomfort, he was pronounced fit by medical staff.

The Italian👍 was 18th out of the 21 riders on the opening lap 🧜but had dropped to last place when he elected to stop with ten laps still to go.

“Lorenzo didn’t have the strength he needed to change direction and brake, so he came in and ret🦄ired,” said team manager Wilco Zeelenberg.

“Unfortunately, I had to𓂃 retire because of yesterday’s incident in the Sprint race,” Savadori confirmed.

“My nerve, in the left elbow, was very painful after I had th🍃is big impa♉ct and, like yesterday, I also didn’t have any power.

“This morning I had to do the medical check for a fitness assessment and I 🍬got declared fit because I f🤪elt better.

“But after three, four laps, I started to struggle with less power in the hand an💮d it started to be a risk, so I had to retire.

“It was an unlucky weekend for this reason a🍎nd I hope to arrive at 100% in Thailand.

“The doctors said I will be fine there, I justꦛ need to💟 rest a bit and take some anti-inflammatories.”

Team 💎director Davide Brivio added: “We are grateful to Lorenzo for trying despite the fact that it was difficult wi🌠th the pain from yesterday. Let’s hope he will be OK for next week. “

VR46’s Fabio di Giannantonio was also hওit by debris in the Saturday accident but avoided any injuries. 

Savadori and Brivio felt the Sprin🎀t race should have been red-flagged due to the debris.

Meanwhile, Savadori’s team-mate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Raul Fernandez rode to tenth place in Sunday's 🐈grand prix, despite a poor sta🦂rt.

“I’m really happy with our race,” he said. “We made a big mistake at the start and we lost five or six seconds 💧to the second group but, after that, I had the same pace as them nearly all the 🌃race.

“We had a lot of wheelie from the start and for some reason, I couldn’t go further to the front and I had to close the throttle so there I lost many places but,📖 in the last part of the race, I was catching them.

“I’m happy with our pace, basically, it was a really good race for us and we just need to understand what we have to do to start well because at the end o🧸f the day, this is the key in MotoGP.

“I was starting from the second row, but at the end of the first lap I was in P13 and it’s quite difficult to overtake although, finally, my pace was good and this is the positive part of the weekend that I take to Thailand.”