168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Aleix Espargaro crashed heavily at the end of Friday practice for the Dutch MotoGP at Assen.

The Aprilia rider ꦓwas kicked from his RS-GP at the Geert Timmer chicane, landing heavily on his lower back.

The Spaniard, retiring at the end of this seasonܫ, was seen moving but in obvious pain before he was stretchered away.

The first update from hꦛis team cಌonfirmed: “From the first checks at the medical centre, no fractures have been reported after the crash.”

A subsequent update added that Espargaro "did not suffer any seriou𝄹s injury. 🌟;

"[He has a] little discomfort due to the bruise in the sacrococcygeal area [base of backꦫ] as can be seen from the dynamics of the fall.”

With Espargaro skipping his media duties due to𝄹 the accident, Aprilia provided the following quote from the 34-year-old:

"I had a fall at the end of the practice session, it’s a pity because the day was going very well until that mo🌜ment. 

"I felt competitive on th🔯e bike, this is not an easy track, we carry a lot of speed and the aero puts more weig♊ht on the front year after year. 

"Overall, I’🐽m happy even if I have a lot of pai𝓡n in my lower back and on my neck. 

"Tomorr🦩ow it will be evওen worse, but it is not as bad as it could have been."

Espargaro was fourth-fastest in practice when he crashed and brought ඣout the yellow flags, so he has qualified for Q2 directly on Saturday.