While Fabio Quartararo celebrated a brilliant pole position, Monster Yamaha team-mate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alex Rins was left last on the grid during a punishing Saturday at the Spanish MotoGP.

The Spaniard was caught out twice during the morning practice session. The first was𝄹 a harmless hairpin spill, but the second came at the ultra fast Turn 4.

Franco Morbidelli had earliꦆer brought out red flags to repair an airfence at the same corner, while Rins required checks at the Medical Center.

The Spaniard was declared fit to continue but later revealed doctors had discovered a small crack in his wrist, alongside a painfu👍l knee distortion, after the violent impact.

"It was a big crash this mಌorning," said Rins. "I lost the front at high speed and went into the air fence, hitting the wall. For a crash at that speed, I'm more or less OK. But they found a little crack in my wrist and the knee was very painful🐓."

Rins returned to the track just minutes before﷽ Q1 ended, completing🏅 a single fast lap for 23rd on the grid.

Riding in discomfort and with an ill-suited set-up during the 12-lap Sprint, Rins benefited from three retirements ahead - including 🐓Quartararo - as he climbed to 15th place.

"I dℱid the Sprint just to see what my condition is like," he explained. "For sure I'm destroyed now - after a really big crash, all the muscles start to be painful.

“But it was important because we tried a differ🎀ent setup this morning, and I under😼stood it is not the line to follow. We are a bit far from Fabio, so we need to keep working."

Team director Massimo Meregalli praise🦩d Rins' bravery under the circumstances.

"Mentally and physically, that's a tough situation for a rider to be in, but Alex did well in the Sprint. He gradually regained confidenceꦰ and made some good🐠 overtakes, which will help for Sunday’s long race."

Quartararo led the opening lap of the ra𒊎ce but crashed while being overtaken by Marc Marquez o𝓰n lap two.