From February 5 to 7, the MotoGP activity continues with the first test of 2025 at the Sepang circuit, but there is an official rider who, due to damage to the labrum (cartilage) of his left shoulder, where he passed the operating room in mid-October may not start the preseason at the same pace as others. It’s Italian Fabio di Giannantonio that this year he will improve his status within Ducati by receiving the same motorcycle that is in their box by the official riders of the Borgo Panigale firm. Pecco Bagnaia and Marc Márquez.
At the Montemeló test on November 19, Diggia dressed in street clothes and had his arm in a sling while still on sick leave, where he told the MotoGP website “I’m very well. The medical staff is impressed with my progress, I’m improving fast, day by day, so that’s a great thing.”
But there are still recovery periods for the pilot VR46 which is how he narrated: “After freeing myself from the sling, I will have a month of rehabilitation, and in January I will continue training, with a motorcycle. In my opinion, it is better to try a small motorcycle at the beginning and little by little development, instead of taking it directly to Sepang MotoGP, we don’t have an exact calendar for January, because it’s still a bit far, but what we have in mind is that he arrives in Sepang test tested that. a motorcycle.”
“The plan is to try to reach 80 percent for the first test of the year. Right now, the plan is obviously to do the first official test in Sepang, but I don’t think I will be 100% physically. If you see me naked ‘t naked now, clearly “Which wouldn’t be a beautiful picture, but you’d see that I’ve lost a lot of muscle. It’s going to take time to get it back, to get that energy back, so I think we did things at the right time.”
“Even though I can recover faster, we want to maintain this schedule, we don’t want to force anything, because we have done this operation early enough so that I have time to recover, so that the shoulder is not stressed. And we want to take advantage of every moment, every minute of this long winter, so I can recover,” concluded the Roman pilot.
Source: La Verdad
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