Tomac out.

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zehn 2/13/2025 6:33pm
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dog_lover_136 wrote:

Do you have an estimated timeline?

captmoto wrote:
Google is your friend. 2 weeks to weight bearing, 6 weeks to healed in a healthy person. Pretty sure this works in Eli's favor. If it is...

Google is your friend. 2 weeks to weight bearing, 6 weeks to healed in a healthy person. Pretty sure this works in Eli's favor. 

If it is plated it's longer to heal. 

He'll be fine by outdoors.

Jett, not so much, 6-9 months. As long as a year for an athlete to return. I think all these guys come back too early from severe injuries leading to less than optimal performance and higher risk of reinjury.

It’s weird because Racer X said he was out for the season but I couldn’t find any statement from Tomac or the team that says anything about that 

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Chris_Buehler 2/13/2025 6:51pm
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Jettsonator wrote:

Another * Championship for Sexton…

Chris_Buehler wrote:
Chase doesn't shred ligaments and break bones when he dabs a foot. Maybe his competition should be more durable. Yes it's a ridiculous thing to say...

Chase doesn't shred ligaments and break bones when he dabs a foot. Maybe his competition should be more durable. Yes it's a ridiculous thing to say. Just as ridiculous as putting asterisks on championships

Ozy wrote:
"Dabs a foot"What a clownish thing so type!watch the video again if you think Tomac simply "dabed a foot"sheesh

"Dabs a foot"

What a clownish thing so type!

watch the video again if you think Tomac simply "dabed a foot"

sheesh

You missed the entire point but cool

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Hammer 663s wrote:

Deathcross strikes again. In another month it'll be Hand vs Harlan for the title. 

Damn, I hope Harlan can pull it off!!

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captmoto 2/14/2025 7:38am
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zehn wrote:
It’s weird because Racer X said he was out for the season but I couldn’t find any statement from Tomac or the team that says anything...

It’s weird because Racer X said he was out for the season but I couldn’t find any statement from Tomac or the team that says anything about that 

Yeah, just going off the x-ray and a question asked. Everyone is pretty closed mouthed about injuries so we don't know about soft tissues injuries he got with the fib break. Doing some more Googling it seems a bad sprain heals about as fast as a fib break. It's all speculation on our part but Eli was really on it this year and this season could have been one of the best ever.

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jeewilly 2/14/2025 9:17am
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dog_lover_136 wrote:

Do you have an estimated timeline?

captmoto wrote:
Google is your friend. 2 weeks to weight bearing, 6 weeks to healed in a healthy person. Pretty sure this works in Eli's favor. If it is...

Google is your friend. 2 weeks to weight bearing, 6 weeks to healed in a healthy person. Pretty sure this works in Eli's favor. 

If it is plated it's longer to heal. 

He'll be fine by outdoors.

Jett, not so much, 6-9 months. As long as a year for an athlete to return. I think all these guys come back too early from severe injuries leading to less than optimal performance and higher risk of reinjury.

zehn wrote:
It’s weird because Racer X said he was out for the season but I couldn’t find any statement from Tomac or the team that says anything...

It’s weird because Racer X said he was out for the season but I couldn’t find any statement from Tomac or the team that says anything about that 

In Eli's Instagram story he said he'd have more info today after the surgery or this weekend. Hoping he can catch the last few supercross races and get ready for outdoors.

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captmoto 2/14/2025 9:58am
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Surgery? That nearly double the recovery time. 

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Hammer 663s 2/14/2025 10:14am
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captmoto wrote:

Surgery? That nearly double the recovery time. 

Nah, last 2 surgeries in my house (plated collarbone, plated wrist) were 8 weeks and back on the bike, and we are amateurs w/o any special care programs. They will plate that and he'll be riding in 6 weeks.

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tomlopez 2/14/2025 10:55am
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What's so bothersome about this injury is he was looking the best he's looked on an SX track since his 2022 title season, so for it to be thrown away with something like this in the twilight of his career hurts to watch.

On a positive note, he should definitely be 100% by the time outdoors rolls around, and truth be told, that's where Eli is most fun to watch and can do the most damage. Plus, I would be surprised if he didn't come back for SX in 2026. This sucks right now, but there's also a chance we're knee-deep into a Tomac/Sexton/Prado/Jett?(depending on his ACL recovery) championship race come the dog days of summer, and Tampa SX will seem inconsequential.

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plowboy 2/14/2025 11:23am
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tomlopez wrote:
What's so bothersome about this injury is he was looking the best he's looked on an SX track since his 2022 title season, so for it...

What's so bothersome about this injury is he was looking the best he's looked on an SX track since his 2022 title season, so for it to be thrown away with something like this in the twilight of his career hurts to watch.

On a positive note, he should definitely be 100% by the time outdoors rolls around, and truth be told, that's where Eli is most fun to watch and can do the most damage. Plus, I would be surprised if he didn't come back for SX in 2026. This sucks right now, but there's also a chance we're knee-deep into a Tomac/Sexton/Prado/Jett?(depending on his ACL recovery) championship race come the dog days of summer, and Tampa SX will seem inconsequential.

As long as he doesn't get the blood clots.🤐

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captmoto 2/14/2025 4:30pm
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Hammer 663s wrote:
Nah, last 2 surgeries in my house (plated collarbone, plated wrist) were 8 weeks and back on the bike, and we are amateurs w/o any special...

Nah, last 2 surgeries in my house (plated collarbone, plated wrist) were 8 weeks and back on the bike, and we are amateurs w/o any special care programs. They will plate that and he'll be riding in 6 weeks.

Maybe but your plated injuries aren't weight bearing. 

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NSP139 2/14/2025 6:56pm
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Hammer 663s wrote:
Nah, last 2 surgeries in my house (plated collarbone, plated wrist) were 8 weeks and back on the bike, and we are amateurs w/o any special...

Nah, last 2 surgeries in my house (plated collarbone, plated wrist) were 8 weeks and back on the bike, and we are amateurs w/o any special care programs. They will plate that and he'll be riding in 6 weeks.

captmoto wrote:

Maybe but your plated injuries aren't weight bearing. 

The fibula is non weight bearing!

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