168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jonathan Rea suffered another punishing day on the ⛄Yamaha R1 at Misano on Saturday, qualifying just 15th and then suffering a massive accident on the opeꦬning lap of Race 1.

The Ulsterman sustained left wrist and hand contusions but fortunately escaped serious injury. However, he will be reassessed bܫefore warm-up tomorrow morning.

“Really frustrated, because my race ended before it had begun,” said the six-time 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:WorldSBK champioﷺn. “It was a knock-on effect from a bad qualifying, being in the middle of a mess in the first corners.

“Then when things started stringing out in the fast section, I got quite close to Aegerter in the fast Tur🍌n 12 and just opened up the line a little bit to create some space but ran over the shoulder of the corner and to bꦬe honest from that moment, it was just a blur really – it was that fast.

“I went down and it felt like I was 🌊tumbling forever, but I’m so thankful to have good protection from Alpinestars and Arai – they kept me safe today, apart from a few bumps and bruises, but I should be good for tomorrow.

“The target is to try to get some good fe♚eling tomorrow, make a good start and start fi💧nding some confidence.”

Team boss Paul Denning♏ added: "Qualifying was a disaster for Jonathan... We weren’t a million miles a🍰way but the position was disappointing.

“He felt better on a revised setting on the sighting laps, but unfortunately a huge crash on Lap 1 at Turn 13 means that we don’t have any more information and we didn’t get a chance to build the flow and confidence going into tomorrow – but the most critical point is that Jonatha💎n is more or less ok.

“We’ll keep our heads, keep positive and do everything we can to help JR come back to his true level and climb out of this difficul♋t moment as a team.”

Rea’s Pata team-mate Andrea Locatel꧋li finished as the top R1 rider in fourth place 🍸after early race leader Remy Gardner faded to sixth place.