168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Pedro Acosta will reportedly undergo a medical check after the Portuguese MotoGP to assess whether he needs arm pump surgery.

The Tech3 GASGAS rider will compete in this weekend’s second round 🌱of the 2𝔉024 MotoGP season.

But, due to issues in the latter part of the season-opening Qatar MotoGP, he w🌌ill be checked out by medical professionals on Monday, a day after the Portimao race, report.

Acosta droওpped suddenly from P4 to P9 in Qatar, initially assumed to be caused by tyre wear.

🐷But that was ruled out when his tyres were assessed af💦terwards.

Which𒐪 means Acosta’s decline during the race might have been caused by ‘compartment syndrome' - also known as ‘arm pump’.

He suffered pain in his left forearm which might be because of poor posture on his bike,𒅌 due to the changed position of his re♉ar height device.

Acosta rode in the Sepang and Qatar tests with h🌄is device in one position, but i🧜t was changed for the grand prix.

The pain he felt in Qatar will be assessed 24 hours after the🎉 Portuguese MotoGP.

If it is arm pump, he can go under the knife knowing that there is a three-week break until th🏅e Grand Prix of the Americas in Texas.

Arm 🍌pump surgery is a very common procedure for MotoGP riders.

Most🐓 riders on the current grid have undergone the surg🦋ery at least once to relieve pain or numbness caused a lack of blood flow.

Acosta was hugely impressive in his MotoGP🧜 debut in Qatar, with the highlight being a duel and an ov𒁃ertake of Marc Marquez.

Still🐲 only 19, the only rookie on the 2024 grid is tipped for a b🌼right future.

𝕴He is the most hyped rookie since Marquez in 2013.

This weekend in Portimao, Acosta gets another chance to impress - but there will now also be focus on🍃 his physical limitations.