Moto3 Italy J3 Jason Dupasquier [UPDATE 3]: no operation can be risky at the moment

This Italian Grand Prix remains hanging on the fate of the unfortunate Jason Dupasquier who suffered a heavy fall during the Moto3 qualifying session at Mugello on Saturday. A violent accident which prematurely ended the exercise, stopped at the red flag. After many precautions, the 19-year-old Swiss pilot was airlifted to Florence hospital after 40 minutes of treatment on site. His condition is considered serious. Here is the latest news.

With regard to the accident, it appears from Jason dupasquier was hit by Sasaki and Alcoba who were unable to avoid him even though he had just fallen from his machine. After the CT scans, doctors wanted to decide which of the potentially life-threatening injuries should be treated surgically first. If the pilot's situation 19 years was mentioned as under control, its “ very serious condition » is now reported.

It is reported by speedweek which Jason dupasquier suffered multiple traumas. Due to his critical condition, no operations can be risked at the moment. Doctors speak of injuries sustained in different parts of the body at the same time as multiple traumas, with at least one injury or a combination of several injuries being life-threatening. The emotion is strong for all the protagonists in the paddock and among all the fans. We can only wish courage and strength to Jason in his difficult fight.

 

The Prüstel team withdraws:

The Prüstel GP Team does not start at Mugello. Its driver Jason Dupasquier, who had an accident on Saturday, is still in a very critical condition in a hospital in Florence. The team boss Florian Prüstel therefore decided not to participate in the Italian Grand Prix.

We learn from Moto2 that Tom Luthi, forfeits to stay at the bedside of his young compatriot Jason dupasquier.

During the night, according to what was reported by sources HANDLE, the young Swiss pilot underwent thoracic surgery for a vascular lesion. Jason Dupasquier remains hospitalized in very serious conditions in the intensive care unit while the serious brain injuries reported in the accident at the Mugello circuit persist.