Ruled out of Sunday’s Australian MotoGP by shoulder injuries from a nasty Sprint highside, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Pedro Acosta will need to pass a further medical to compete in this weekend’s Buriram round🔴✅.

Initial checks at the circuit ruleꦉd out any fractures, but the GASGAS Tech3 rookie was still in pain on Sunday morning and declared unfit to race.

A futher upda🏅te from Tech3 said that the 20-year-old Spaniard, on pole for the previous Motegi꧃ round, remains in pain due to ‘stretched ligaments’:

“After being declared unfit for the Australian GP this morning, Pedro went to Melbourne’s hospital for further examination on💮 his left shoulder. It was re-confirmed that there 𒐪is no fracture, which is a positive point.

“The impact of his shoulder on the ground during his sprint crash was very i🌺ntense, which has caused Pedro pain due to stretched ligaments. He will benefit from the fews days beforꦫe the Thai GP to rest his body, and will be re-evaluated in Buriram.”

Without points for the past four races, including Sprints, Acosta has slipped 11 points behind future team-mate Brad Binder in the fight for fifth place and top non-Ducat♓i rider in the world championship.

Tech3 team manager Nicolas Goyon said: “All we can d📖o is wish a speedy reco🔯very to Pedro, as we hope to see him in Thailand next week.”

Buriram will be the last e🧔vent of the season for VR46's Fabio di Giannantonio, who requires shoulder surgery to fix damage from a shoulder dislocation in Austria.