Jason Dupasquier 'in a very serious condition' after Mugello Moto3 fall

MotoGP's FIM Medical Officer Giancarlo di Filippo has given an update on the condition of Moto3 rider Jason Dupasquier, who was airlifted to ho𒁃spital after a multi-bike accident at the end of qualifying at Mugello.
The Swiss rider fell on the exit of Turn 9, with the following Ayumu Sasaki and then Jeremy Alcob💯a caught up in the aftermath.
Sasaki was launched high into the air, but it was soon clear that Dupasquier was the most badly injured. The 19-year-old PruestelGP rider underwent lengthy medicaꦦl treatment by trackside doctors, suggesting he ma🐽y have been stuck by at least one of the following riders.
A medical helicopter was subsequently called in𒐪, wh♏ich landed at the scene of the accident before taking Dupasquier directly to a hospital in Florence.
"Rider #50 Jason Dupasq🔜uier was involved in a very serious crash in Qualifying 2 of M🥂oto3," said di Filippo.
"The FIM Medical Intervention team arrived immediately at the site of the𝄹 ಞaccident. After that he was transferred in a hemodynamically stable way [stable heart/blood circulation] to the hospital in Florence.
"For 🌠the moment, we know that he’s in a very serious condition and we are wa🍎iting for further updates by the hospital."
Alcoba was able to walk away while Sasaki, who also needed tr🅠eatment at the scene, escaped♓ serious injury:
"[Dupasquier] crashed in front of me, his bike came to the track and I couldn’t avoid it. I hit his bike and ꦉhad a🌺 very big crash. Fortunately, I’m ok. I have some pain everywhere and mainly in my foot, but it’s not broken," said Sasaki.
“When such things happen it’s💖 hard to🍒 speak about anything else," said Alcoba. "All I can say is that Jason can recover as quick as possible.
"I was pushin༺g hard because I didn’t get the chequered flag and I thought I could improve, but at the Arrabbiata corner we saw the red flag: Rodrigo, who was ahead of me, hit the brakes and I moved to the right to a blind spot and before I knew it I was on the ground.
"I didn’t even have t🎉he time to realise how and why I crashed.”
"Our thoughts obviously are all for Dupasquier, as we hope he can recov༒er as quick as possible," added team-mate Rodrigo.
While awaiting further news on Dupasquier, the Gresini team has decided to postpone the Tribute Lap planned for Fausto Gresini at Mugello this ev🌟ening, while nine time world champion Valentino Rossi said:
"First of all, we want to speak a bit about the crash in Moto3 which is the most important thing of today, a lot💎 more than the MotoGP practice. Unfortunately, this is the most dangerous thing in motorcycle races. Because Dupasquier crashes and one or maybe two riders [hit] him from behind. I hope he can be good, that the condition is not very bad. But the image was very bad with the helicopter, and everyꦚthing. I hope for Dupasquier."

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