Bad crash for Aleix Espargarò in Malaysia: fracture of four vertebrae

Bad crash for Aleix Espargarò in Malaysia: fracture of four vertebrae

Bad accident for Aleix Espargaro at the Malaysian circuit of Sepang, where the Spanish rider was conducting a test on the Honda as a test rider for the Japanese team. The 36-year-old posted a selfie on his official Instagram profile showing him in a hospital bed, with the three-time MotoGP race winner personally describing what happened in Malaysia.

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“On Tuesday, during the tests here in Sepang, I had a bad accident. Following the accident, I suffered several bruises and four fractured vertebrae, albeit slightly, and fortunately without spinal cord involvement. After a few days at the CU Aurelius hospital, where I was treated impeccably, I can now return home with Laura, who came to my rescue from the other side of the world (again, and I’ve lost count…). There we will evaluate if surgery at Quirón Dexeus will be necessary. Thanks to the whole Honda team for taking care of me these past few days. Sorry for the scare, I’ll be back!”

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A serious injury, then, but not of extreme gravity for Espargarò, who, as indicated by him, could undergo another surgery once back in Spain. Honda, meanwhile, will continue its work in Sepang with Takaaki Nakagami.

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