Nicky Hayden of Ducati is unhappy at missing the action in MotoGP – MotoGP news
Nicky Hayden is not happy at staying home during the Brno Grand Prix and the test session held later.
He said that is was very difficult for him to stay home while his opponents were racing during the Brno GP. He added that he did not want to miss the test session as well because they had some alternatives which they wanted to test.
Hayden said, “It was pretty tough to be home while my rivals were racing, and testing is also something that I hated missing, as we had some parts that we could possibly use this year.”
Furthermore, he said that the news he is getting are good however his bones related injury is not expected to heal in ten days. He added that he has recovered from the swelling he had after the crash incident and he is feeling much better with his head as
well.
“Everything else is good news though. Bones don’t heal in ten days, but the swelling is down in my hand, and the feeling is much better with both that and my head,” the American rider said. “Everything’s right on schedule, and I’m really looking forward
to getting back on the bike.”
Additionally, he said that everything is happening according the schedule and he is looking forward to resume his riding after the crash.
Hayden missed the Czech Republic Grand Prix due to a huge crash during the qualifying round of Indianapolis Grand Prix. The incident resulted in his swollen hand and he fainted shortly after the incident.
Ducati has announced that they will not introduce any replacement for Hayden therefore, Valentino Rossi, his teammate, will be the sole rider for Ducati in the Grands Prix, the American misses. It is expected that he will be able to make it for the Italian
Grand Prix scheduled on September 16, 2012 at Misano.
In the current 2012 season Hayden has only been able to start 10 out of the 12 Grands Prix conducted until now. The other race he missed was Indianapolis GP, which was also missed due to the crash he faced during the qualifying round of the Grand Prix.
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