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Moto2 rider Jake Dixon undergoes successful right wrist surgery

Moto2 rider Jake Dixon undergoes successful right wrist surgery
Michelle Liew
November 17, 2020

The PETRONAS Sprinta Racing rider will now begin his recovery process.

Jake Dixon

Jake Dixon

Jake Dixon recently sustained a fractured right wrist at the Gran Premio de Europa and had successfully undergone surgery last Friday in the UK. The PETRONAS Sprinta Racing rider missed the Valencia GP during the weekend. He will not be participating in the final Moto2 race of the 2020 season on Sunday in Portimão.

On Friday 13 November, Jake Dixon underwent a two-hour surgery with Dr Mike Hayton at Spire Manchester Hospital. Medical checks confirmed that it was a severe wrist injury with several broken bones and cartilage damage. The doctors mended his ligaments and secured his broken bones with wires. Post-operative checks indicate that the surgery was successful.

The recovery process can now start for Dixon, with the Moto2 rider able to start light cardio in one week’s time. In mid-December Jake should be able to have the wires removed from his wrist. At this point, the Brit will be able to commence his physiotherapy programme.

Jake Dixon (PETRONAS Sprinta Racing)

It’s been a tough time since my FP2 crash at Valencia two weeks ago. Unfortunately, the injury was worse than expected, so we had to undergo surgery on it. I want to say thanks to Dr Mike Hayton and his team for the great job they did on Friday. And also to my family, team and fans for the support, they have given me this past week. It’s definitely the worst way to finish what was a great second year in Moto2, but I’m sure this will make us stronger next year. It’s a pity I can’t participate in the final round of the season because I’m just really looking forward to being back on my bike. We will follow the rehabilitation plan the doctor has prescribed to be fit as soon as possible.

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November 17, 2020
Michelle Liew

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