Francesco Bagnaia has reached a vital milestone in his recovery process following a successful surgery performed in Turin this morning. The Ducati Lenovo Team star suffered a double fracture in his right foot during a high-speed incident in the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint race at the Lusail Circuit.
The medical team, led by Dr. Luigi Milano at the Humanitas Cellini Clinic, successfully applied a plate to the fourth metatarsal of his right foot to stabilize the injury. While the procedure was completed without complications, the Bologna-based manufacturer remains cautious regarding a specific return date for the reigning world champion.
Team manager Davide Tardozzi previously noted that Bagnaia expressed a strong desire to participate in the final two rounds of his long-standing Ducati journey, scheduled for Portugal and Valencia. However, the final decision remains entirely dependent on how his body responds to the upcoming rehabilitation program.
"Francesco Bagnaia underwent successful surgery this morning to fix the double fracture to the fourth and fifth metatarsals of his right foot. The medical team applied a plate to the fourth metatarsal, and the rehabilitation process will begin as soon as possible," the official statement from Ducati confirmed.
The team emphasized that his recovery progress will ultimately determine when he can return to competitive action. With the championship nearing its conclusion, all eyes are on the Italian rider's fitness levels as he targets a return for the next races. Stay tuned to our paddock coverage for further medical updates.
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