Moto2 Thailand: Jake Dixon: "I will be at the circuit for the medical exam"
Th🦄e GASGAS Aspar rider hurt his shoulder in a heavy fall on Sunday at Phillip Island - an accident that officially ended his 2023 title chances.
But with the shoulder pain subsiding and medical tests showꦓing no obvious injury, the Englishman is confiden﷽t of resuming his defence of third in the standings from Aron Canet, now 18 points behind.
“On Sunday and Monday my shoulder hurt a lot, but all the medical tests I have done don’t show any kind o♐f injury and the pain is going away, so on Thursday I🦹 will be at the circuit for the medical exam that will tell if I am fit or not to ride,” said Dixon.
Dixon finished fourth in last year’s wet Buriram race, a fra꧙ction from Canet and a place on the podium.
Pedro Acosta and Tony Arbolino are now the onlꦓy riders that can mathematically win the 2023 Moto2 crown, with Acosta (currently 56 points clear) having his first title chance this weekend.
Peter has been in the paddock fo🏅r 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
