Jorge Prado returns to the Motocross World Championship at the Sardinia Grand Prix this weekendAfter recovering from a broken shoulder, he underwent routine training on the Roma circuit three weeks ago.
The return of the two-time motocross world champion is in the eighth round of the He assured me that he was very happy with the evolution of the injury after his move to Brussels. Performing rehabilitation work through physiotherapy and exercise bike.
†From the very first moment I was put in the hands of a team of the best physicists in Antwerp who did a fantastic job.– said the Galician pilot in a press release.
With the approval of the medical team, Prado trained for several days at the beginning of the week, first on a mountain bike and then two test sessions on his Gas Gas on terrain similar to that of the Riola Sardo track. “I’ve been strengthening my shoulder every day and I’ve never had any discomfort,” he admitted.
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The Galician was injured when he finished second at the World Cup, but has now dropped to fourth place.† Prado remains in good spirits and hopes to renew his position throughout the season. “The World Cup is very long, we are not even halfway through the championship and anything can happen in this sport,” he explained.
After his appointment in Sardinia, the Prado’s next destination will be the Spanish Grand Prix, which will take place in Ariomolinos, in the Círculo de Xanadu.† The Galician, who works in Madrid to get in shape, said he likes this circle and also the unique atmosphere created in the stands. I want to repeat the successes of the past two years there, because the fans deserve it.
Source: La Neta Neta
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