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Nicky Hayden Confirms He Will Miss Misano, Hopes To Return For Aragon

By David Emmett | Fri, 05/09/2014 - 14:42

As expected, Nicky Hayden will not be at the Misano round of MotoGP. In a video posted on Youtube by the Drive M7 Aspar team, Nicky Hayden discusses the progress he has made in recovering from the major wrist surgery he underwent after the Sachsenring. His recovery is going well, and Hayden has already been back riding dirt track bikes. The ride was to test his wrist, at the request of his doctors, and Hayden said his wrist was holding up as expected. Riding dirt track is very different to riding a MotoGP bike, however, and Hayden is not yet fit enough to do that. That means Leon Camier will ride Hayden's Honda RCV1000R at least one more time at Misano. Hayden hopes to be fit enough to ride again at the Motorland Aragon round in three weeks time.

The video from the Drive M7 Aspar team is below:

MotoGP
Misano, Italy
Motorland Aragon, Spain
Honda
Leon Camier
Nicky Hayden
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Here's where . . .

sykerocker
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9 years ago
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. . . . I start worrying. I've assumed that this contract is going to be Nicky's last. I'm starting to wonder if the team is going to let him ride out the second year, or just replace him with someone younger (and probably cheaper).

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could be............

lennyzrx
9 years ago
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yep 69. could go to retirement. it's been a long ride.

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