Adam Cianciarulo Says He's Aiming for Seattle Return

March 5, 2020 11:25am | by: Kellen Brauer

Monster Energy Kawasaki rider Adam Cianciarulo broke his collarbone in a crash during qualifying at the Arlington Supercross, round eight of the 2020 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship. As the injury required surgery to plate the collarbone, Cianciarulo was expected to miss about about a month of action. He posted an update following the surgery, saying he was "really stoked with how good it's feeling already."

For the latest injury news around the pits, check out the Daytona Supercross Injury Report.

Cianciarulo posted another update on Instagram yesterday that his goal is to be back racing by the Seattle Supercross on March 28.

"At this point, in my situation, we want to limit the risk and make sure the bone is strong when I do return," he said.

Read his full post:

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My goal right now is to be back racing by Seattle. With this type of injury, stability wise you can come back really quickly—as I’m sure you’ve seen other riders do in the past. At this point, in my situation, we want to limit the risk and make sure the bone is strong when I do return. Doing what I can right now to improve so we can pick up right where we left off! See you soon. ✌?
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