The annoying injury for the very strong rider will force him to miss the next GP. Fans alarmed by the fight for first place.
When everything It seemed to be going the right way, The bad accident forced the talented driver into the pits. It was clear from the start that the blow he suffered on the track could have brought him trouble and, in fact, that was the case. The serious injury will force him to miss the next GP and this is a real shame, given the place in the standings that he had managed to grab.
Now, the fight for first place is increasingly difficult and the fans, now convinced that they can win thanks to this athlete, are very worried about the situation that has been created. In fact, the blow he suffered caused great pain in the champion’s shoulder and this could also influence the next races he will have to face.
The medical report talks about collarbone fracture, occurred after an accident in race 2 during the stage in Portugal. Gas Gas, the team in which he plays, will now have to deal with what happened to the driver who was doing very well this year, given that he is in second place with 187 points (improving the performance of previous years). First place in the race hasn’t arrived yet but it was in the air and everyone thought it was only a matter of time before they could conquer it.
A very annoying accident will force the Gas Gas driver to miss the next GP
The prestigious Spanish motorcycle manufacturer is in top of the rankings with the rider Jorge Pardo in MXGP. However, as regards the MX2, the issue is very different and now in Salt, the main headquarters of Gas Gas, everyone is worried about Simon Längenfelder’s conditions.
Last year, the German driver born in 2004 finished the championship in third place, just like the previous year. For him, since 2022, there have only been three first places achieved but again in 2024 he failed to reach the top step of the podium. Simon Laengenfelder, however, thanks to the first two second places, arrived in Patagonia and Spain and the third place, achieved in Sardinia, had managed to position himself in the second place in the general classification.
With his 187 points he was threatening first place in the riders’ classification, where Kay de Wolf ranks with Ola-Husqvarna, but the accident will force him to stop for the next GP. The injury suffered is not too serious, but it could affect the next scheduled races. Only painkillers could help Simon Längenfelder perform at his best during the upcoming rounds, but his talent could also allow him to do what Salt hopes will happen with a miraculous recovery.
