168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Franco Morbidelli has spoken about the scary injury suffered before MotoGP preseason testing.

Morbidelli missed the entirety of official testing after crashing a Panigale V4 on a WorldSBK test day at Portimao alongside fellow Du﷽cati MotoGP riders.

He was knocked unconscious and hospitalised, bu▨t has been passed fit to race at this weekend’s season-opening Qatar ൩MotoGP.

Asked in Qatar how the crash occurred, Morbidelli insisted it was “not clearꦰ”.

He was quoted by : “It was an out-lap. The injury is pretty strange and the crash was pre🔯🍌tty strange.

"But I don't remember, not clear images. I'm just happy that everything went like it w🌜ent.

“Portimao is a rollercoaster. It's a🍃 particular track and can be very dangerous sometimes. But it's very fun and very dangerous, as this sport is.

"There are 𝓡some upgraওdes on the gravel but I never touched Portimao's gravel in my life.

"I swear. Even the last time I didn't touchꦺ the gravel. Just touched the tarmac, pretty strongly with my head."

Marc Marquez and Alex Marquez, who were o🔥n track at the𝓡 same time, were the first to his aid.

Mಌorbidelli described: "There have been worse parts in 🌱the injury.

“The story♉ of it, for example. I spoke with Marc and he told me how he found me on the track ꦫand what was going on.

"There have been worse scenes of this injury.

"The happy part of it is nothi𝄹ng that everybody was afraid was going to happen happened. Thank god.

“The happy part was to r🐻ecover from it and try to prepare a season on the bike t🗹hat I could prepare a season on."

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He makes his Pramac Ducati debu⛎t this weekend, having switched from Yamaha.

But unlike Francesco Bagnaia, Enea Bastianini a🍸nd Jorge Martin he hasn’t been able to 𓄧yet adapt to the GP24.

Morbidelli insisted: "I'm feeling very good. It has been a par🐻ticular pre-season for me without testing.

“This year the testing was probꦜably the most important of all the years I have been in MotoGP because it's a completely new bike and it's a particularly high-com🍨petition championship.

"But that's the situation and we are going to recover from it in the best way, which is to take it calmly in the early stages and try to make, to keep the rhythm outside of the track and don't stress too much if the things are not coming because we know tha🌱t I need to learn a lot of things in this small amount of time."