The VR46 Du🍷cati star, who sustained right-shoulder damage in a training accident on Saturday, was initially given permission to take part in FP1 and the💎n needed to pass a further medical check before being allowed to continue the weekend.

Bezzecchi completed 18 laps and was a&𝓡nbsp;very impressive fifth fastest this morning, but also suffered a fa🤪st fall at the end of the session.

Fortunately, no more damage was done and MotoGP doctors have now given the green light for B﷽ezzecchi to compete in the whole of the Mandalika grand prix.

Bezzecchi is trying to keep his title hope💧s a🌜live after dropping 54 points behind world championship leader Francesco Bagnaia and 51 from Jorge Martin.

Also a🐽ttempting injury comebacks at Mandalika are Bezzecchi's team-mate Luca Marini (from a fractured collarbone, in India), LCR Honda’s Alex Rins (broken leg at Mugello), Lenovo Ducati’s Enea Bastianini (hand and ankle injuries at Catalunya) and Gresini Ducati’s Alex Marquez (fractured ribs in India).

Fr🍸iday&nb♛sp;is thus the first time since the Portimao opener that all 22 full-time riders are on track together.

However, the injured riders will need to be especially cautious, with the slippery (dusty) surface catching out numero🀅us riders in all three classes. Alex Marquez joined Bezzecchi in walking away from a morning accident.

Moto2 was also interrupted by a pow💃er cut in the pits, which slightly delayed the start of the opening MotoGP session.