2020 St. Louis Supercross | Adam Enticknap Out

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2020 ST. LOUIS SUPERCROSS | COMPLETE COVERAGE

Tough news for The 722: he’s out for the 2020 St. Louis Supercross due to a wrist injury. The H.E.P. Motorsports Suzuki rider crashed days before the start of the 2020 Monster Energy Supercross Series and damaged ligament in his wrist. Though the pain wasn’t bad enough to keep him from racing the 2020 Anaheim One Supercross, it greatly impacted his riding and he did not qualify for the night’s 450 Main Event. 

With this issue, but a confirmed place in the pits for the full series, Enticknap and the team have decided that skipping round two will give him enough time to heal up for the next visit to Anaheim. Ever the fan-favorite, The 722 is still going to STL in order to meet with fans at the race.

H.E.P. Motorsports will have just Kyle Cunningham on the track in St. Louis because Ryan Breece will be in Germany for the final round of the ADAC Supercross series, a commitment he made prior to joining the team as a fill-in rider. Breece will be back for Anaheim Two and the remainder of the US Supercross season, while original team rider Max Anstie is hoping to line up for a late Supercross and then the whole Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ATTENTION: H.E.P. Motorsports Suzuki regrets to inform you team rider and fan favorite Adam Enticknap will miss Round 2 of the Supercross series in St. Louis. A practice crash the week leading up to the opening round in Anaheim resulted in tendon damage to his right wrist. Look for Adam this weekend in St. Louis doing various media activities and returning to the race track for Round 3.

A post shared by 7deucedeuce – Adam Enticknap (@the722) on Jan 8, 2020 at 5:07pm PST