Motorsports
Rinse travels to Sakusen Ring with the intention of racing
After a short 10-day break, Team Suzuki Exter will return to the track this weekend. After undergoing a medical examination, Alex Rins received provisional approval for driving from his doctor, but he needs to look for an official this Thursday. “Fit” with Sakusen ring.
At the last Catalonia GP, Rinse was diagnosed with a broken left wrist os trigonum and ankle injury after a horrific fall that pulled him out of the race in the first corner thanks to a mistake by Japanese Takaaki Nakagami. ..
He started a program of electromagnetic therapy, anti-inflammatory drugs and also used wrist orthotics. This Wednesday, Rins decided to travel to Sachsenring after his final medical examination by Dr. Xavier Mir at Quirón-Dexeus in Barcelona.
“Alex Rins visited me to evaluate the shape of his wrist before traveling to Germany. After some tests, the fracture seems to be working, but it hasn’t healed yet. Hmm. It’s not moving and it’s calm. Alex wants it. I’m trying to run, but lately I may need painkillers and physiotherapy, “Dr. Mir said in a statement from Suzuki Exter. explained.
This Thursday, Rinse will have to go through the final official control between Dr. Angel Charte, MotoGP Medical Director and the Medical Director of the Sakusen Ring Circuit.
“Last week I worked hard on my wrist rehab. Following my doctor’s advice, I tried to follow my recovery program, improve my mobility and relieve my pain. Conditions in Germany, and on Thursday I was on the circuit. I have a final medical test with a MotoGP doctor and will tell me if I’m suitable for riding … and if I do, I’ll go for it! “Alex explained.
On the other side of the box, Joan Mir makes a great comeback in the Catalan race before arriving at Sakusen Ring from 17th on the grid to 4th in the final.
“Sakusen ring is a very fun circuit, slow and narrow, but fits very well on our bike. It’s always a challenge, but there have been some good results here in the past and I want to enjoy Sunday. The test Catalan GP we did gave me confidence. Take advantage of some of what we have learned and see how it can help in the next few races. I’m really looking forward to it. “
Source: Mundo Deportivo
Sophia Jhon is a sports journalist and author. He has worked as a news editor for Sportish and is now a sport columnist for the same publication. Alberta’s professional interests lie largely in sports news, with an emphasis on English football. He has also written articles on other sporting topics.