Jorge Lorenzo withdraws from Thai MotoGP
Jorge Lorenzo has withdrawn from the re🌌mainder of the Thai MotoGP weekend, following his huge Friday fall.
The Ducati star, already carrying foot injuries (dislocated big toe and fractured second metatarsal) fꦇrom Aragon, was thrown into a vicious highside after a technical problem caused the engine to cut under braking for Turn 3.

Jorge Lorenzo has withdrawn from the r🦹emainder🍌 of the Thai MotoGP weekend, following his huge Friday fall.
The Ducati star, already carrying foot injuries (dislocated ꦉbig toe and fractured second metatarsal) from Aragon, was thrown into a vicious highside after a technical problem caused the engine to cut under braking for Turn 3.
Although no further fractures were announced on Fr🔯iday, on Saturday it was revealed that Lorenzo did suffer 'a hairline fracture to his left wrist' in addition to abrasions to his💃 right forearm and bruises to the right foot he had already injured in Spain.
Lorenzo waited to check his condition this morning before deciding not to continue - mainly due to the n🍸ew left-wrist injury, which he fears could also cast doubt on Moteꩵgi in two weeks.
Unfortunately no꧅ out on track for FP3 or the rest of the weekend
— MotoGP (@MotoGP)
It was a huge highside for Lorenzo, who is immediately checking his already injured foot.
— ltxcn.top/MotoGP (@crash_motogp)
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The triple MotoGP champio🏅n will now focus on trying to be fit for the following flyaway rounds in Japan, Australia and Malaysia.
Lorenzo was seventh fastest at the t♛ime of his fall, dropping to 16th place after missing the closing stages of FP2.
The Aragon accident, Lorenzo's second DNF in a row, means he is now 44 points beh♓ind team🏅-mate Andrea Dovizioso in the fight for second in the world championship. Dovizioso was fastest on Friday.
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