Thomas plans Croft return.
🧸After a two month injury-induced absence, Hawk Kawasaki's Dean Thomas intends to return to BSB action at this wee💜kend's Croft round.
Thomas ಌwill be back on track for the first time since his huge Snetterton accident, which occurred after he collided with Rizla Suzuki's James Haydon, who had run straight on at the Esses.
The impact lef🎉t Thomas with four broken ribs and a punctured lung, but the Sheffield based Australian now feels thܫe time is right to get back on a bike.
After a two month injury-induced absence, Hawk Kawasaki's Dean Thomas intends to return to BSB action at this weekend'ꦏs Croft round.
Thomas will be back on track for the first time since his huge Snettꩵerton accident,𝔉 which occurred after he collided with Rizla Suzuki's James Haydon, who had run straight on at the Esses.
The impact left Thomas with four broken ribs and a punctജured lung, but the Sheffield based Australian now feels the time is right to get back on a bike.
"It's been a long time since I race꧋d and I've been missing it a lot, I need to get out on a bike," said Dean. "I know it will be tough, but the only way to get bike fit is to be on your bike. I've had a few tests with Hawk before now and I've not felt so bad. If I am unable to race, I won't as I don't want to risk further injury. I have been working hard down the gym and I'd like to get a couple of decent res🅰ults at Croft, which is a circuit I like."
Peter has been in the paddock for ✃20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marq🀅uez’s injury issues.
