HRC MotoGP rider 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Luca Marini, who sustained multip🍌le injuries in a testing accident while preparing for the Suzuka 8 Hours, could be ꧙fit to return to Italy "within ten days".

The update came from Marini’s father, Massimo, who also confirmed to Resto del Carlino that his son has 'left intensive care':

"We spoke on the phone and I could hear him well, even though his voice was still tired. The important thing is that his clinical picture is improving ra🧸pidly and that he has left intensive care.

"Within ten days, or maybe even sooner, he could return to Italy. Of course, he ๊is being followed step by step by Honda🍬."

After ‘crashing heavily’ on day two of testing, Marini was initially diagnosed with a dislocated left hip, damage to the ligamen♏ts in his left knee, fractures in the sternum 🦄and left collarbone, and a right-sided pneumothorax (collapsed lung).

Fortunately𝓀, thܫe ligament damage is not as bad as initially feared:

"Another positive thing is that the CT scan ruled out any problems with the꧂ knee ligaments,” Massimo Mari🐲ni said. “So an operation is not necessary; with a period of physiotherapy he will be able to get back on his feet."

Despite being demoted from eighth to 15th at Silverstone due to a tyre-pressure infringement, Marini is the only MotoGP rider to have scored points in all seven🧔 Grand Prix races t♒his season.

That streak, which also included eighth 𒈔place in COTA, will now end with his absence fr🥃om Aragon this weekend.