Through an official statement l’Aprilia updated on Jorge Martin’s condition: “The rider’s clinical condition, after clinical examinations carried out at the medical center and later at Hamad General Hospital, is slowly but gradually improving”.

The world champion is still hospitalized in Qatar after last Sunday’accident: “He is currently under observation as the traumatic pleuropulmonary injury required timely drainage to allow lung re-expansion. The rib fractures result in painful symptoms and are an additional limiting factor for basic physical activity”.

“To date, the situation is being monitored by steps, it is essential that the lung is stably expanded; only then, prudently, will it be detached from the ‘mechanical suction and the drainage will remain in place – added the Noale home -. After a further radiographic check, removal of the drainage will be possible; having reached conditions of greater safety, an assisted return to Europe” will be organized.

“Aprilia Racing has turned to the doctors of Hamad General Hospital, Ángel Charte Medical Director of MotoGP and Franco Perona, Medical Director of Lifenet Healthcare, partner of Aprilia Racing, to ensure first and foremost to the patient and of course to the rider the best possible care, a fundamental element for a perfect psychophysical recovery”.

“At the end of the invasive therapies it will be necessary to undertake a recovery course supervised by the medical staff, with antalgic therapies, respiratory physiotherapy and constant cardiovascular monitoring.
A new update will be provided in the presence of relevant news, Lorenzo Savadori will replace Jorge Martín for the next Grand Prix scheduled in Jerez de la Frontera” closes the note of the’Aprilia.

With the Serie A season now winding down, AC Milan is preparing to experience a summer of big decisions, not only on the technical and managerial front, but also regarding the situation of players on loan. Some have convinced, others less so, but the common thread remains uncertainty: everything will depend on qualification for the European cups and the club’s technical project for next year.

One of the most emblematic cases is that of Kyle Walker, who arrived with high expectations but whose future seems to be tied inseparably to participation in the next Champions League. The experienced English full-back who arrived from Manchester City has already hinted that he is not willing to stay without the Europe that counts, making his stay in Milan rather unlikely in case of failure to qualify.

More defined situation, on the negative side, for Riccardo Sottil and Joao Felix: both have not affected as expected, disappointing in technical and physical aspects. Their return to the base now appears to be a foregone conclusion, barring resounding twists in the last rounds of the championship.

Who, on the other hand, has earned the trust of the environment is Tammy Abraham. The English striker, who arrived from Roma on a dry loan, has proved useful in the offensive rotations and has publicly expressed his appreciation for the city and the Rossoneri shirt. However, the Milan management will have to negotiate with Roma to define a possible stay, perhaps in a deal linked to the fate of Saelemaekers, who is convincing the Giallorossi.

With the valuations of Abraham and Saelemaekers now very similar, an outright swap between the two clubs cannot be ruled out, although options for separate negotiations remain on the table. A very hot summer awaits Casa Milan, between bench revolutions and market entanglements.

Edison Alejandro Callejas Santos (Petrolike) won by detachment the third stage of the Giro d’Abruzzo, 160 km long with departure from San Demetrio ne’ Vestini and arrival in Roccaraso (Aremogna). First career success for the Colombian cyclist who preceded Georg Zimmermann (Intermarché – Wanty) and David De la Cruz (Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team), second and third, respectively.

Zimmermann is the new blue-and-white jersey of overall leader, 11 seconds ahead of David De la Cruz (Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team) and 18″ Pablo Torres (UAE Team Emirates).

“We prepared this race very well as a team and I knew I was in good shape – Callejas said after the race. “This stage really suited my characteristics. I felt strong right from the start of the climb and I noticed that the general classification contenders were cautious, so I pulled ahead”.

“I had very good legs. I really believe this is the start of something big with our partner Petrolike, which is building the future with promising young talent” concluded the stage 3 winner.