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Eli Tomac will take a ciprinical race of monsters, since it was a broken fibula, 5 rounds, Tampa, Florida, Tampa, Florida. Tomac’s leg was injured when he spit under a pedestrian when he jumped.
“Unfortunately, it was only an ankle scar and the calf was more than a wounded veal,” Tomace said in a press release. “After two days, I’ve got additional legal exams and broken fiber. This is because I’m not feeling better in the motorcycle and the victory of San Diego is not a specific recovery period, but I will work back as soon as possible.” .
Pierce Brown operated on Sunday to resolve damage. Timelone to return to the race is not yet known.
A 2025 Supermotos season will be the last for Tomac And he had the opportunity to leave the series on a high note. Tomac certified a red dish in San Diego, California, and often the fastest rider on the track.
Tomac’s St. Diego won the triumphs of victory 11 consecutive winsgiving the only owner of this record.
“It’s really bummmed to bummed Eli,” Rich Simmons, Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing 450 Team Manager. “It was very great and looking for this tournament. Also it’s been spectacular to get the heat race and the main event, but knowing the volume of Eli’s grit and determination. We look forward to return more stronger. “
Despite the race with the broken fibula, Tomac finished seventh to go straight to his heat. The feature ended two laps, but he was still riding it at Tampa when directed by the flag.
In response to Yamaha Star Racing’s break, Justin Starling has made the effort in Tomac when wrote: “And the guy still hit me.” What chase. “
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