MAXIME RENAUX INJURY – Update

Scritto domenica 24 Marzo 2024 alle 18:26.

Siamo solo all’inizio e ogni weekend arrivano pessime notizie, è la volta di Maxime Renaux che non prende parte a gara 2 del GP in Spagna e lo comunica via social, ecco le sue parole!

Maxime Renaux: 

Ho dato il massimo per cercare di superare il dolore ma non è bastato.
Io e la squadra abbiamo messo tutte le possibilità dalla nostra parte per evitare un altro intervento al mio piede (infortunio della scorsa stagione in Spagna) e provare a lottare per tutta la stagione.
Oggi a Madrid abbiamo deciso di fare un passo indietro e curare il mio piede con un altro intervento chirurgico. Cercheremo di trovare un modo per alleviare il dolore alla schiena del piede poiché in quelle prime due gare della stagione non riuscivo nemmeno a stare in piedi o a camminarci sopra durante i fine settimana.
Pillola difficile da ingoiare ma non mi arrenderò mai e tornerò.

I gave my best to try to go over the pain but it was just not enough.
The team and I have put all the chance on our side to avoid another intervention on my foot (injury from last season in Spain) and try to fight through the season.
Today in Madrid we took the decision to step back and treat my foot with another surgery. We will be looking to find a way to have my foot back pain free as on those 2 first races in the season I couldn’t even stand or walk on it during the weekends.
Tough pill to swallow but I will never give up and I will be back.

Auguriamo un in bocca al lupo a Maxime con la speranza di rivederlo presto!

PRADO MATADOR – GP of SPAIN 2024 – ARROYOMOLINOS – Results and points!

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Vlaanderen Shines with Impressive Sixth in Spain

Monster Energy Yamaha Factory MXGP’s Calvin Vlaanderen finished sixth overall at the second round of the FIM Motocross World Championship in Madrid, Spain.

Lining up for his second Grand Prix with the Monster Energy Yamaha Factory MXGP team, Vlaanderen made considerable progress throughout the weekend. In Race One, the South African ace battled inside the top 10 for the entire race and ultimately finished ninth.

In Race Two, Vlaanderen benefitted from another strong start and after posting a number of fast laps throughout the early stages, was able to slightly break away from the chasing pack to secure his first top five finish of the season. As a result, Vlaanderen has moved up to eighth in the MXGP Championship Standings.

Maxime Renaux showed true grit, powering through pain to secure a commendable fifth-place finish in Race One. However, faced with severe discomfort in his right foot, the talented Yamaha star made the tough call to sit out Race Two.

The 23-year-old Frenchman, who started the Spanish Grand Prix fifth in the MXGP World Championship Standings, will return to France, where he will consult with a specialist to determine the best course of action for his recovery. An update on his treatment plan and possible return to action will be shared on www.Yamaha-Racing.com when available.

The FIM Motocross World Championship now heads to Riola Sardo, Sardinia, for the third round of the campaign, on April 6th and 7th.

GP of SPAIN 2024 – NEWS HIGHLIGHTS

Calvin Vlaanderen

6th MXGP of Spain, 28-points

8th MXGP Championship Standings, 56-points

“Honestly, it was quite a challenging weekend despite the good results. Yesterday, I didn’t ride great, but I was able to turn it around today. The intensity at the start of each race is really high early on, and I just need to be a little more aggressive. My second race was really good. I had a strong start and then rode like I know I can, so that’s encouraging as we head to Riola Sardo for the next GP.”

Maxime Renaux

11th MXGP of Spain, 16-points

7th MXGP Championship Standings, 63-points

“I gave everything I had to ride through the pain barrier and take my chances this season, but after Race One today, it was too much. I have a lot of pain in my foot, and I can’t continue to ride like this, so we had to make the difficult decision to sit out Race Two. We put everything into this game, so to pull out because of this, it’s a tough pill to swallow.”

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