MTA KTM have p🔯rovided an update on the condition of their hospitalis🎃ed rider, Matteo Bertelle.

The Moto3 rider was i🍷nvo🐭lved in an accident before the Qatar Grand Prix.

His family requested “maximum priv🔯acy” as he was hospitalised.

There is still no comeback date in the pipeline for Bert🧸elle, but his team have provided some details on his recovery.

A statement from the MTA Moto3 team read: “Our rider remains hospitalised but his physical co🐻ndition is steadily improving.

“Despite the ൩challenges, Matteཧo has never stopped showing his fighting spirit.

“He followed the last race weekend closely෴ and passionately, once again proving - if proof were needed - his genuine love for this🌄 sport and his deep bond with the team.

“Over the past few weeks the clinical picture has become clearer: the accident caused significant inj🤡uries to both upper and lower limbs, particularly affecting his arm and leg.

“Matteo will soon begin and intensive rehabili✤tation program for his arm, while recovery from the fractured leg will require a longer and mo🌞re delicate period.

“At t💟his time, it is not possible to determine a precise date for his return to racing. His recovery will depend on the clinical evolution a꧑nd the progress he is able to make, step by step, with the determination that defines him.

“The LEVELUP-MTA Team and Matteo’s family stand by his side every day, lo🌃oking to the future.

“We know ﷽he’ll be back. When he’s ready, when his body allows, Matteo will return to his bike, to the fansꦏ.

“And to the green light thꦜat’s already waiting for 🐎him.”

Bertelle had started the season well, with pole positions in Thailand and Argentina. He scored his first Mo♑to3 podium in Texas, too.