Miguel Oliveira has returned to Europe for treatment following a crash during the Argentine Grand Prix, with no fractures but ligament concerns in his shoulder. Lorenzo Savadori also suffered a shoulder injury and awaits assessment for race participation. Fermin Aldeguer will receive a penalty for the incident and expressed regret over Oliveira’s injuries.
Miguel Oliveira returned to Europe for treatment following his crash with Fermin Aldeguer during the sprint at the Argentine Grand Prix. While he initially faced concerns over potential serious injuries, doctors have confirmed that he did not sustain any broken bones. However, they raised issues regarding the ligaments in his left shoulder, preventing him from participating in the Argentine Grand Prix.
Similarly, Lorenzo Savadori is dealing with a dislocated left shoulder from a near highside in qualifying. He had to withdraw from the Sprint due to loss of strength in his shoulder. His participation in the race remains uncertain pending a medical evaluation on Sunday morning.
Oliveira’s challenging season continues, as he has struggled with numerous injuries in recent years. Despite the absence of fractures, he is still required to take rest, marking another setback for him as he seeks to achieve consistency this season.
Fermin Aldeguer, Oliveira’s competitor in the incident, will face a long lap penalty during the race. As a rookie in MotoGP, this is his first sanction. Aldeguer expressed his regret about the incident, stating, “I would like to apologize to Miguel Oliveira and his team for the unfortunate outcome of our contact. I never intended to touch or push him when I passed him. I was very upset after learning of his injuries. I sincerely wish him a speedy recovery.”
Miguel Oliveira has returned to Europe for treatment after his crash at the Argentine Grand Prix, but fortunately, he did not suffer any fractures. His ligament issues in the left shoulder will prevent him from racing. Lorenzo Savadori also faces discomfort from a dislocated shoulder, pending a medical assessment for race participation. Fermin Aldeguer will incur a penalty for the incident, expressing his apologies to Oliveira and wishing him a quick recovery.
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