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Max Anstie – ANKLE
Comment: Anstie has been inactive all season after having surgery to fix an ankle problem around Christmas time. His team, HEP Motorsports Suzuki, says he’ll be back on the bike in roughly two weeks and should be ready for the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship.
Chris Blose – CONCUSSION, HIP, ARM/WRIST, LIVER, RIBS
Comment: Blose crashed hard in the whoops in Glendale and suffered a concussion, fractured right hip, broken right radius, dislocated wrist, broken left ribs, and a lacerated liver. He was working toward being back for the final two rounds before racing operations temporarily ceased.
Justin Bogle – CONCUSSION
Comment: A big concussion in Glendale put Bogle out of action. Before the COVID-19 outbreak occurred and postponed the supercross championship, Bogle wasn’t slated to return to supercross.
Justin Brayton – HAND
Comment: Brayton left Daytona with a broken hand thanks to a last-lap run-in with Vince Friese. Honda HRC told us his hand is healing up nicely and he’s got roughly two weeks before he can start riding again.
Adam Cianciarulo – COLLARBONE
Comment: Cianciarulo broke his collarbone during qualifying in Arlington and hasn’t raced since. He’s back on the bike and ready for the next gate drop and told our Steve Matthes: “I still feel physically better than I did before I had the little injury” earlier this week.
Check out the podcast Matthes recently did with AC:
Kyle Cunningham – SHOULDER
Comment: Cunningham has yet to get back on the bike after suffering an AC separation in Atlanta. He’s been using the downtime to work on cardio training and should be back riding in about two weeks. His team says he’ll be ready for the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship.
Ben LaMay – THUMB
Comment: LaMay was shooting for a return in Detroit after injuring his thumb on press day in Arlington. He’ll be ready to go whenever racing resumes.
Vann Martin – KNEE, TOES
Comment: Martin is working on recovering after a serious crash in St. Louis resulted in a torn ACL, a torn patella tendon, a broken big toe, and two broken metatarsals.
Marvin Musquin – KNEE
Comment: The 2020 season of Monster Energy Supercross was a wash before it even started for Marvin Musquin, who never raced due to a knee injury. He’s working toward a return, and if you want to see what he looks like on an exercise bike in nothing more than a pair of shorts, heart rate monitor and a mustache, look no further:
Fredrik Noren – LEG
Comment: Noren was taken out of action when he injured his leg in St. Louis. He’d hoped to be riding in April, so expect him to be ready for the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship.
Zach Osborne – RIB, LUNGS, WRIST
Comment: Osborne was shooting for a return at Hangtown after he broke a rib, bruised two lungs, broke his wrist, and broke five vertebrae while practicing. With Hangtown canceled, expect Osborne to suit up for the season opener in Florida.
Joey Savatgy – FOOT
Comment: Savatgy, who hasn’t raced this season due to a broken heel suffered in Australia in the fall, was recently cleared to start training again, but as of now there is no timetable on his return.
Broc Tickle – HAND
Comment: Tickle recently posted on Instagram that his hand, which he broke in Arlington, is “healing well and looking forward to getting back to racing whenever it’s time.”
250SX EAST
Ramyller Alves – WRIST
Comment: Alves was planning on racing Daytona after recovering from wrist surgery but ended up tweaking his knee pretty badly. A return date is unsure, but he’s apparently been passing the time posting funny videos on Instagram.
Joey Crown – COLLARBONE
Comment: Crown has been out of action since breaking his collarbone in Atlanta during press day. He’s back on the bike and ready to go when racing resumes.
Nick Gaines – HAND
Comment: Gaines is currently out after breaking his hand in Daytona in what was one of the wildest wrecks of the season.
Hunter Lawrence – SHOULDER
Comment: Lawrence is back on the bike and should be ready to go when racing resumes. For a look at Lawrence in action check out this video of him and his brother at Glen Helen.
Brian Moreau – BACK
Comment: Moreau sustained serious injury during practice in Tampa. He’s now back in France doing what he can after being dealt a horrible blow. To help him and his family out financially go to Road2Recovery.com.
Colt Nichols – SHOULDER
Comment: Nichols is back riding after dislocating his shoulder in October and should be ready to roll when racing resumes. If you’ve ever wondered what his dog looks like, and really, who hasn’t, check out his Instagram.
Kyle Peters – HAND
Comment: Peters crashed during qualifying in Arlington and suffered a broken triquetrum in his hand. He soldiered through to wrap up the AMA Kicker Arenacross championship a week later, and is now on the mend.
Jerry Robin – HAND
Comment: Robin crashed in Daytona and broke a bone in his hand. He had a plate installed but even before the COVID-19 outbreak he wasn’t expected to return before the end of supercross.
Lane Shaw – SHOULDER
Comment: Shaw sustained a deep bruise on his right rotator cuff in Arlington. He tried to race in Daytona but discovered he wasn’t quite ready yet. He’s been recovering since the season was suspended.
Jordon Smith – KNEE
Comment: Smith crashed in Daytona and tore his ACL. He and the team decided the best option was for him to undergo surgery, which means he probably won’t be back for any nationals in 2020. He posted this update post-surgery on Instagram recently:
Isaac Teasdale – KNEE
Comment: Teasdale tore his MCL during qualifying in Arlington and is out for the immediate future.
Justin Thompson – Foot
Comment: Thompson suffered a mid-foot break and ligament damage to his left foot in a crash at the start of his heat race in Daytona. He was scheduled to get surgery last week and is expected to miss between eight to ten weeks.
250SX WEST
Christian Craig – HAND, FINGER
Comment: Craig is back riding and is ready to go after fracturing bones in his hand and finger in Glendale.
Jett Lawrence – HEAD, COLLARBONE
Comment: Lawrence is back on the bike and is ready to race when racing resumes. GEICO Honda recently released a video of the Lawrence brothers riding at Glen Helen.
Mitchell Oldenburg – KNEE
Comment: Oldenburg suffered a partial tear in his ACL and tore his meniscus while practicing. When we checked in with him, he told us his knee is doing great and that he’s been riding a lot. His team is supercross only so he won’t be at the nationals, but if supercross resumes he’ll be ready.
Josh Osby – KNEE
Comment: Osby suffered a torn ACL before the season and never got a chance to race any supercross.
Coty Schock – ARMS
Comment: Schock has been dealing with a broken radius bone in each arm this season. He’s back on the bike and is ready to go when racing resumes. He’s also been bringing the heat to his Instagram followers: