168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Miguel Oliveira will miss this weekend’s Spanish MotoGP at Jerez, a🅘s the Pramac Yamaha rider continues to recover from a 'rare' shoulder injury.

It marks the third consecutive event Oliveira has been forced to sit out, following a sternoclavicular 💙dislocation suffered in a Sprint race collision with rookie Fermín Aldeguer in Argentina.

“It’s a very rare injury, this luxation of the stern🌳um and the clavicle,” Oliveira explained during a visit to the recent Qatar Grand Prix.

“I was caught by surprise because I was just expecting to break my collarbone, and in three weeks I would be fine. But it was much more tricky than that, s🐻o we need to take it step by step.”

Oliveira said he suffered a "complete tear of the tendons... But there is no way you can speed up a tendon reattachment or create scar tissue."

A Pramac statement confirmed that the latest medical checks showed that Oliveira's shoulder is impr💞oving, but still needs more time:

‘Following further medical evaluation o🀅f his left shoulder - injured during the Sprint Race in Argentina and diagnosed as a sternoclavicular dislocation - doctors have determined that, despite very positive signs of progress, Oliveira is not yet fit to co🐠mpete.'

In Oliveira’s absence, Yamaha Fac༺tory test rider Augusto Fernand🎃ez will again step in, having already replaced the Portuguese at both the COTA and Qatar rounds.

Fernandez ✃was already due to race at Jerez, for the first of six Yamaha wild-cards, but will now continue in Pramac colours.

The Spaniard is fresh from a 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:private Ya๊maha tesౠt at Valencia last week, where the factory’s V4 ❀prototype is rumoured to have been on track.

An official MotoGP test will be𒉰 held at 🐓Jerez on Monday.