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Toni Bou suffered a major fall on Sunday night while disputing an X-Trial event in Le Mans, France. The Repsol Honda Team rider took a heavy blow against a concrete element, which saw him forced to abandon the event before being taken away for an examination at the Le Mans hospital.
Today, Monday, after medical tests performed by team doctor Joaquim Terricabras at the Consell Català de L’Esport and the Creu Blanca Clinic of Barcelona, it has been confirmed that Toni Bou has suffered a fracture of the right apophysis transverse of the lumbar vertebrae L2-L3-L4.
Dr. Terricabras has recommended rest from all sporting activity for the rider, stating that the evolution of the injury will dictate when Bou is able to return to action, although it is unlikely to be any time in the next three weeks.
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On October 17th, 1986, in the small Catalan town of Piera, Toni Bou was born, a child that, when the time passed, turned into the most successful rider in the history of motorsports. Today, Bou turns 30 after celebrating his nineteenth and twentieth World Championship titles. After his debut in 2005 in International competition, the young rider from Piera joined the Repsol Honda team two years later and started to dominate the discipline, taking his first World Championships. Up to now, Bou has 10 outdoor titles and 10 indoor, all of them consecutive. A track record that raised the bar quite a lot in this discipline. |
