News 15 Apr 2011

Honda confirms Canard injury while testing for the outdoors

Honda's Trey Canard has been ruled out of the Supercross season with a broken femur, confirmed today.

Honda's Trey Canard has been ruled out of the Supercross season with a broken femur, confirmed today.

American Honda confirmed today that Trey Canard will miss the remaining three rounds of the 2011 Supercross Championship after injuring his leg in a practice crash.

As reported on MotoOnline yesterday, Canard and the American Honda Racing team were at Competitive Edge MX Park making preparations for the upcoming motocross season when the incident happened.

“Trey suffered a non-displaced fracture to his femur when he crashed at a team test,” said American Honda Racing team manager Erik Kehoe.

“The good news is that the fracture is not as severe as it might have been. We are hopeful Trey’s return to racing will come soon.

“It’s very disappointing to see him get hurt, especially after the fantastic Supercross season he’s having. In his rookie season he’s won three supercross races and was in the championship points chase with three rounds to go.

“He will miss the remaining Supercross rounds, so the team will focus on our preparations for the upcoming motocross series where both Trey and Josh Grant will make their returns to racing.”

Canard suffered a broken femur in the accident, believed to be sidelined for around six weeks.

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