We were still talking about it yesterday with Superbike projects within a Honda Ten Kate team decimated by the injuries of its starting riders. Dominique Aegerter, Kiefer KTM rider in Moto2, was then considering an extension of his activity between Jerez and HJC French Grand Prix. But now we learn that he won't even be in the Spanish Grand Prix!
As is often the case, it is not during the meetings, although they are contested, that the drivers get injured. But rather in training. New demonstration of this paradox with Dominique Aegerter who fractured a pelvic bone while riding Enduro. A risky exercise.
The Swiss fell, but he had the bad idea of falling where there was a malignant stone. Hit in the pelvis, he was transported to Bern hospital, which diagnosed a pelvic fracture. The 27-year-old driver will therefore not be at the next Spanish Grand Prix on May 6. The only rider in a Kiefer team which is already struggling to make ends meet, the team now has to make its arrangements for the Jerez deadline, the fourth meeting of the Moto2 season.
