Pedrosa has plate and screws removed
Immediately after the conclusion ꧒of MotoGP testing at Valencia, Dani Pedrosa underwent surgery on his right collarbone.
This time it was to have metalwork removed - a📖 plate and 13 screws inserted after his acciden🐟t with Marco Simoncelli at the 2011 French Grand Prix.
"I've unde🍒rgone surgery to remove the plate and 13 screws from my right collarbone operation in 2011, which I required as a result of the crash I had that season," said Pedrosa.
Immediately after the conclusion of MotoGP testing at Valencia, Dani Pedrosa underwent suౠrgery on his right collarbone.
This time it was to have metalwork removed - a plate and 13 screws inserted afte🦋r his accident with Marco Simoncelli at the 2011 French Grand Prix.
"I've undergone surgery to remove the🍨 plate and 13 screws from my right collarbone operation in 2011, which I required as a result of the crash I had that season," said Pedrosa.
"We will have to wait a few days to see how everything develops and, above all, give it a little time. That's why I chose this break in our schedule to undergo the operation🧔.
"Now I need to rest up, but I can't wait✃ to be fully recovered soon."
Repsol Honda state that Pedrosa will 🤪be inact𓄧ive for two weeks, before beginning a functional recovery programme'. That should not be an issue, with the Spaniard's next test scheduled for February 4 at Sepang.
Pedrosa's latest shoulder injury ca🎶me in the form of a 'small fracture' to his left collarbone a🐎t the Sachsenring earlier this season.
The Spaniard opted not to have surgery and went on to finish third in the world championship, behind team-mate M🦄arc Marquez and Yamaha's Jorge Lorenzo.
Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He i♏s at the forefront of the Suzuki 🍃exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
