2023-11-23 11:20:49
Ana Carrasco will not be able to say goodbye on the track to what has been her team for the last two years, BOE Motorsports. The Murcian woman has not been able to recover in time from the fracture of the tibia and fibula that he suffered in his right leg during the Indonesian event of the Motorcycle World Championship, an injury that forced her to undergo surgery and that has kept her away from the tracks for the last month.
The one from Cehegín has been working tirelessly over the last few weeks to arrive on time for the final event in Valencia in which it will be, for now, his last race in the Moto3 World Championship waiting to know what Ana’s plans are with a view to 2024.
Despite the perseverance in his rehabilitation, the doctors have recommended Carrasco not to participate in this Cheste appointment not having completely healed the fracture in his right leg, so the Spanish rider will not be able to close her time in the BOE Motorsports as she would have liked, competing behind the handlebars of her KTM.
“I am very sorry to inform you that I will finally not be on the track at the Valencia GP this weekend,” Ana has written on her social networks. “I have done everything possible during these weeks to speed up the recovery as much as possible and I have tried everything until the last moment, but the doctors say I still need a few more weeks so that the fractures in my leg can heal.”
According to the Murcian, “everything is developing very wellbut I have to wait a little longer to be able to start putting my foot down and be able to get back on the bike. Thank you all for all the messages of support I am receiving. I hope you enjoy the last GP of the year!”
Initially, waiting for confirmation from the team, Vicente Pérez will replace Carrasco for the fourth consecutive weekend; The one from Cullera has added a total of 15 points in the three rounds in which he has raced with BOE Motorsports, an income higher than what Carrasco has achieved since the inaugural event in Portimao, 14 races in which the 26-year-old driver did not He has managed to finish in the points zone in none of them.
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Now, with no news about her future, it is possible that Ana Carrasco joins the new Women’s Speed World Championship sponsored by the FIMa championship that will consist of a total of six events throughout 2024 in which all its participants will race with the same motorcycle, a Yamaha R7.
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