168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Aleix Espargaro crashed heavily at the end of Friday practice for the Dutch MotoGP at Assen.

The Apr🥀ilia rider was kicked from his RS-GP at the Geert Timmer chicane, landing 🍃heavily on his lower back.

The Spaniar𓃲d, retiring at the end of this season, was seen moving but in obvious pain before he was s🏅tretchered away.

The first update from his team confirmed: 🅺“From the first checks at the medical centre, no fractures have🐲 been reported after the crash.”

A subsequent updꦚate added that Espargaro "did not suffer any serious injury. 

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

With Espargaro skipping his media duties du🦄e 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 v💟ery well un𒉰til that moment. 

"I felt competitive on the bike, this ไis not an easy track, we carry a lot🍷 of speed and the aero puts more weight on the front year after year. 

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

"Tomorrow it will be even worse, but it is𝄹 not as b🧸ad as it could have been."

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