Raul Fernandez has officially received medical clearance from the circuit doctors to test his physical condition during the opening Free Practice session at the Sepang International Circuit for the Malaysian Grand Prix. This crucial green light offers a sigh of relief for the team garage, even though the rider continues to struggle with a lingering fracture on the specific finger heavily relied upon for heavy braking.
The main obstacle for the Spanish competitor centers around the exact digit used to control the front brake lever during high-speed braking maneuvers. With the bone healing process progressing slower than anticipated, the weekend in Sepang turns into an ultimate test of endurance and self-control, requiring absolute precision to avoid any potential crashes that could reset his recovery timeline entirely.
According to reports shared via Motosan.es by our collaborator Manuel Pecino, the physical sensations for the Madrid-born rider feel noticeably worse compared to the previous round held in Australia. Medical evaluations conducted alongside health specialists confirmed that the fracture site still requires careful management and adequate time to regain full structural integrity without risking further damage.

A strong determination to finish the current racing season motivates the rider to remain present inside the paddock alongside the hardworking mechanics and staff. He emphasized the absolute necessity of maintaining a cautious approach on track, deliberately avoiding reckless moves that might force him into a lengthy recovery period away from the competitive grid.
A final medical reassessment is scheduled immediately following the conclusion of the FP1 session, where doctors will review the physical data to grant further participation approval. This sensible strategy aims to secure a strong finish to the championship campaign while ensuring proper preparation for the final rounds of the season.



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