The Dutch Grand Prix proved disastrous for Alex Rins. After an already difficult weekend on Friday and Saturday, Rins suffered a spectacular fall from the start of the main race. A nasty highside in Turn 1 violently ejected him from his Yamaha M1, throwing him hard onto the asphalt. The Spanish pilot was immediately transported to the Medical Center for thorough examinations.
According to information from the TT circuit ofAssen, alex rins would have suffered according to Motoracing a broken right wrist as well as another right foot injury. To obtain a more complete and detailed assessment of his condition, it will be transported to Madrid for further testing, “ to determine the severity of the injuries to my right wrist and right foot" , said Kidneys. " I hope to have news soon. » A year ago he broke his right tibia and fibula at Mugello. With the next Grand Prix scheduled in Germany at the Sachsenring next weekend, it is crucial to quickly determine whether he will be fit to run. The results of these exams will determine his participation, and a decision is expected to be made in the coming days.
These injuries should not affect Alex Rins' future with Yamaha
This injury should not affect the future of Rinses with Yamaha. The Director General Lin Jarvis has made clear its desire to extend the contract of the former Suzuki and LCR Honda rider until 2026. “ We are very close to a total agreement,” he declared, emphasizing the enthusiasm of Kidneys to continue to be part of the Iwata house project. An official announcement regarding this contract extension is expected soon.
Despite this unfortunate fall, the future ofAlex Rins with Yamaha seems assured. His return to the track will depend on the results of medical examinations in Madrid, but his commitment to the team and his desire to continue performing remain unwavering. The next few days will be decisive in determining his ability to participate in the German Grand Prix and to officially confirm the extension of his contract with Yamaha . The last word goes to Mayo Meregalli : “ we are lucky that the injury is not worse, but he will probably still need surgery."
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