Following his crash on the opening day of this week’s two-day 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:World Superbike test in Phillip Island, the early details of Jonathan♚ Rea’s recovery plan have been detailed.

Rea crashed at🍌 turn two on Monday (17 February) morning at Phillip Island during the test which is taking place in advance of this weekend’s opening round of the 2🤪025 season.

The six-time World Champion suffered multiple fractures in his ൲left foot, ruling him out of the remainder of the test and this 🍸weekend’s Australian Round.

Pata Yamaha team principal Paul Dennin🌊g said that Rea’s recovery plan is not “exactly clear” yet but that he will return soon to the ♛UK for surgery.

“So, the next steps are not exactly clear, but the basic plan is to get bac🉐k to the UK as quickly as possible and to have some surgery and start the recovery process.”

Rea is already ruled out of the🔯 opening round in Phillip Island ✨but a return at the second round in Portimao on 28-30 March is also not guaranteed.

“At this stage it’s difficult to say, I prefer not to say,” Denning said when ask꧟ed if Rea will return in Portugal.

“He’s 🌺seeing a specialist here [in Australia] on Wednesday before he goes home in order to get a൩ sort of full initial report and understanding of the injury.

“After we have that and after surgery is planned, let’s see, but Portimao is not sꦗo far so it’s going to be a big challenge.”

Why did Jonathan Rea crash in testing?

Denning suggested that the characteristics of the Phillip Island circuit – which was resurfaced late in 2023 – were a factor in the severity of Rea’s cra༺sh, and sai🧔d that the Northern Irish rider was “unlucky” to have been caught up with the bike in the way he was.

“Not an easy day on Jonathan’s [Rea] 📖side and a bitterly disappointing day for him, for his crew, and for everybody in the Yamaha World Superbike projeꦫct,” said Denning, speaking to WorldSBK.com.

“We’ve had such a step over the wওinter with Jonathan – with his confidence and his comfort on the R1 and his ability to be consistent and smooth and get the best out of the bike.”

Denning added: “Everything 🌠was lookin💙g normal today, but Phillip Island has a habit of biting you quite hard sometimes.

“It’s a very fast and very high-grip circuit, but such a high-grip circuit also means that when the grip releases that it can – we’ve seen today many quite violent a♋ccidents.

“Jonathan just got very unlucky with his left foot being caught up in the bike and 🃏he’s broken some bones in the left foot.”