Motocross is one of the favorite specialties for motorcycle riders to continue training during the winter, preparing for the next season. As riders often say, the best physical training is on a motorcycle, and motocross is one of the current disciplines among all members of the grid of MotoGP. However, entering a cross circuit has its risks. That was seen on Saturday, when Andrea dovizioso he broke his wrist due to a bad landing. And a day later, it happened to the 2021 MotoGP world champion, Fabio Quartararo.
The French rider announced on Monday that on Sunday he suffered a fall while practicing motocross and, as a result of the impact, broke his right hand, although the exact location was not specified. The current world runner-up has confirmed that he has avoided surgery and is, therefore, at the beginning of his recovery process.
“Yesterday I fell during my motocross training and had a small fracture in my left hand. No surgery needed, time to recover”the 23-year-old pilot commented on his social networks.
In this way, the pilot was born Nice he was injured again in the same hand that was broken last October. On that occasion, he suffered a broken finger after crashing in Free Practice 4 of the Malaysian MotoGP GP, although he was able to compete in the race that same weekend.
Source: La Verdad
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