168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Pedro Acosta has undergone surgery to treat “chronic compartme💮nt syndrome” in his right forearm but is still "expec🤪ted to return for the French GP," his Red Bull KTM team has confirmed.

The Span🦩iard, who finished fifth fastest during Monday’s Jerez test despite a small morning crash, underwent a "successful" procedure on Tuesday eveninಌg.

"Pedro Acosta underwent successful surgery this evening on his right forearm to treat chronic compartment syndrome," KTM announced. "He’ll remain under observation for 24💙 hours and is expected to return for the Frꦗench GP, pending a medical check next week."

The French Grand Pr🅺ix at Le Mans takes🌞 place on 9-11 May.

Currently tenth in the MotoGP standings, Acosta - like most KTM rid💫ers - has endured a chalไlenging start to the 2025 campaign with vibration and handling issues prompting him to switch back to the '2024' bike in Qatar.

The former Moto3 and Moto2 world champion took his best Grand Pri💝x finish of the season with seventh at Jerez on Sunday, but had claimed three top-3 finisꦉhes by the same stage of last year's rookie MotoGP campaign.

Compartment syndrome, commonly known as arm pump, occurs when repeated physical stress restricts blood😼 flow in the forearm, leading to a painful loss of strength and feeling.

It is a common issue in MotoGP, primaಌrily caused by the extreme forces riders endure under heavy braki༒ng. Almost all MotoGP riders have undergone at least one 'arm pump' operation.

The right forearm is particularly critical, as it contro🐈ls both th🌠e throttle and front brake.