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Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki’s Adam Cianciarulo will not compete in the 2015 Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM Championship following an injury suffered while competing overseas. The three-time 250SX race winner landed awkwardly following a crash and the impact injured his shoulder forcing him to undergo surgery this week.
I thought Pourcel pointed out.
Give Lemoine a shot!
Hopefully he will be fully healthy for outdoors.
Hope Barcia will be fine and thats it now with injuries
why not give Ferrandis a shot since Pourcel is out of 250s
This sucks for AC, his family and the fans that want to see him race.
When the kid started his pro year he had food poisoning and never really got over that.
And now two shoulder injuries.
I'm sure he's upset, but he will be back and winning races before we know it.
If it is the same shoulder ..... his shoulder was repaired surgically already and then seprated again causing even more damage, this could be a very bad sign for his career.......not good to have shoulder popping out every time you come up short.....bummer for sure...
Pit Row
Irvine, Calif., (December 11, 2014) -- Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki’s Adam Cianciarulo will not compete in the 2015 Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM Championship following an injury suffered while competing overseas. The three-time 250SX race winner landed awkwardly following a crash and the impact injured his shoulder forcing him to undergo surgery this week.
"I'm very frustrated, not just for me but for my sponsors and all of my supporters,” said Cianciarulo. “I've been fortunate and blessed enough to have a very healthy career up until this past year. My off-season training has been going well and everything was coming together nicely to have a good supercross season. This injury sets me back, so now I am turning my focus to getting healthy and preparing for motocross starting in May. As hard as this is, I'm in good spirits knowing I have such a great group of people behind me ”
As a Kawasaki Team Green standout, Cianciarulo became the winningest mini-bike rider in the history of the AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship at Loretta Lynn’s. In six starts as a supercross rookie, Cianciarulo scored five podium finishes including three wins.
If it is a shoulder dislocation issue again he is probably going to need a little more invasive proceedure. There comes a point where it is no longer a soft tissue problem and becomes a bone problem.
Ask me how i know, i just had this done 14 months ago and i seem to be good as new but it was a long rehab.
https://youtu.be/wb_F4M8xUf0
I guess when you are that confident and have been surrounded by the best people and dominated as a schoolboy you still have that mindset that you can win any race, any time. But maybe lowering the expectations when he comes back might help him take a fourth or fifth and allow him build a platform to win again on a consistent basis.
Seriously, though.
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