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The Ioda team ha🦄s released the following statement regarding the medical condition of Alex de Angelis, who suffered a heavy accident in Saturday practice for the Japanese MotoGP.

The session was hal🌟ted as the Sammarinese received lengthy med🔜ical treatment at the side of the Motegi circuit, initial reports stating that the 31-year-old was 'conscious and breathing'.

de Angelis was then carefullജy moved to a waiting ambulance and taken to the circuit medical centre, before being airlifted ༒to Dokkyo Hospital.

Although he has numerous fractures, the statement indicates de Angelis is conscious - albeit wi♔th no memory of what happened - and 'excludes any spinal cord injury'.

"Alex De Angelis as a result of the cras꧋h during the Japanese GP FP4 reported a strong head injury for which he was transferred by helicopter to the Dokkyo University Hospital near Tochigi," 🅘began the Ioda statement.

"Doctors at the hospital ꦬhave undergone a CAT which highlighted the 🌊slight fracture of five vertebrae and three ribs.

"At this time Alex D⛄e Angelis is making all the routine tests while the orthopedic Dokkyo University Hospital excludes a𝔍ny spinal cord injury.

"Probably Alex De Angelis, who does not rem𝄹ember because of the head injury dynamics of his accident, will be tran🃏sferred to Italy during the next week.

"More news 𝔍will be delivered▨ as soon as available."

The ex♛act circumstances of the incident are unclear - no footage was shown - but de Angelis appears to have lost control on the exit of the turn nine left hander, causing him to veer back across the circuit (towards the inside of the corner) and into the metal trackside barrier.

de Angelis, whose ART machine is the least competitive on the gridಞ, has scored a point on two occasionsᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚ this year.