Former Ioda MotoGP rider Alex de Angelis has undergone further surgery on the injuries he sustained at Motegi last October.De Angelis crashed heavily at Turn 9 during the fourth practice session for the 2015 Japanese Grand Prix, suffering multiple head, chest and back injuries. He remained in hospital in Japan...

Alex de Angelis will return to the MotoGP paddock at Valencia to thank the series community for its support following his horrific Motegi accident three weeks ago.The Italian sustained head, lung, rib and spinal injuries in practice for the Japanese Grand Prix in October, and spent two weeks in hospitals...

Alex de Angelis has left hospital following his MotoGP crash at Motegi earlier this month, and is targeting a return to riding in 2016.After sustaining head, lung, rib and spinal injuries during practice for the Japanese Grand Prix, de Angelis spent nearly two weeks in the nearby Dokkyo Hospital. He...

MotoGP riders will use Friday's Safety Commission meeting to discuss whether changes are required at Motegi following Alex de Angelis's horrific crash.De Angelis remains in intensive care in Dokkyo Hospital in Mibu in Japan, having sustaining head, lung, rib and spinal injuries when his Ioda Aprilia hit an unprotected guardrail...

MotoGP rider Alex de Angelis remains in a stable condition in a Japanese hospital, and will undergo further tests on his lungs on Thursday.Now alert and conscious, the Italian rider's father and brother joined him in the intensive care unit at Dokkyo University Hospital overnight. Of the injuries de Angelis...

Italian MotoGP rider Alex de Angelis remains in a critical condition in hospital in Japan, but is now alert and conscious and his injuries are considered stable. A statement from de Angelis's Ioda team said he was still regarded as being in a critical condition "due to the numerous back...

Doctors treating injured MotoGP rider Alex de Angelis were able to reduce his sedation on Monday and reported improvements in his condition.The Italian was airlifted to Dokkyo Hospital after a crash in fourth practice for the Japanese Grand Prix at Motegi on Saturday. Initially diagnosed with multiple rib and spinal...

Alex de Angelis is now in a critical condition in hospital in Japan after a further scan on Sunday found an intracranial bleed following his heavy crash in MotoGP practice at Motegi.The Ioda rider was initially diagnosed with a lung contusion plus multiple fractures to ribs and vertebrae after he...

Ioda MotoGP rider Alex de Angelis continues to undergo treatment in hospital after sustaining multiple injuries to his chest and back in his practice crash at Motegi.The fourth practice session just before Japanese Grand Prix qualifying had to be red-flagged on Saturday after de Angelis had his violent accident. He...

Alex de Angelis will remain in MotoGP next year, but switching to the Ioda team.The 30-year-old from San Marino, who was a podium finisher during his only previous full-time MotoGP campaign with Gresini in 2008-’09, returned to the premier class from Moto2 in the summer to replace Colin Edwards at...