Ongoing medical tests mean it is currently still uncertain if Cal Crutchlow will be declared fit to take part in Sund🦂ay's French MotoGP.

The LCR Honda rider suffered a v🌌icious highside crash on the exit of Turn Nine in qualifying, rotating through thꦓe air before landing on his hip.

Crutchlow then rec🥃eived a further knock from his own bike as he lay on the asphalt.

The British rider remained conscious throughout, bꦡut pain in his hip meant he was taken by stretcher to a waiting ambulance.

Following initial checks at the circuit Medical C♑entre, Crutchlow was taken to Hospital in Le Mans 🐲for further examinations, which are still ongoing.

Provisionally, Crutchlow has qualified𒅌 in 13th place on the grid and - from past history - it would take a lot to prevent💧 him competing tomorrow.

“The most important thing first of all, is that after examination both at the Le Mans circuit medical centre and here at the hospital in𓃲 Le Mans, Cal has suffered no fractures or major injuries," said team principal Lucio Cecchinello.

"However, before Cal can be discharged from the hospital, he must undergo a series of blood tesꦆts and get their results.

“We will await the results of these tests and reports before making any further decisions, and will endeavour to keep🉐 the media and fans updated as soon as we h💖ave more information”.