The 250SX West Region has seen a tough season, with several riders out due to injuries. Here are some of the riders who have sustained injuries and what we know so far.

Scott Wennerstrom Suffers Broken Ribs and Punctured Lung

Scott Wennerstrom is out for the season after breaking two ribs and puncturing a lung in East Rutherford. This is a devastating blow for the rider, who had high hopes for the season. The injury occurred during a practice session and will require a lengthy recovery period.

Pierce Brown Deals with Hand and Knee Injuries

Pierce Brown broke his hand during practice and subsequently will not race in any of the remaining supercross races. He also took the off-time to repair a damaged meniscus. While it’s disappointing to see him out for the remainder of the season, fans hope he will return stronger next year.

Vince Friese Suffers Achilles Injury, No Timetable for Return

There is no timetable for Vince Friese’s return after he sustained an Achilles injury. Friese is a talented rider and was off to a strong start before his injury. Fans and fellow riders alike hope to see him back on the track soon.

Several Riders Sustain Injuries, Including Kyle Greeson, Cameron McAdoo, Phil Nicoletti, Stilez Robertson, and Dylan Walsh

Several other riders have been forced to take time off due to injuries. Kyle Greeson sustained a burst fracture to his L3 vertebrae before the season and will not compete this year. Cameron McAdoo dislocated his shoulder and tore his labrum, and Phil Nicoletti dislocated his wrist in Oakland, both are out for the remainder of the supercross season. Stilez Robertson broke his leg in Glendale and Dylan Walsh crashed in Seattle and broke his tibia. Joshua Varize is also out after suffering two big crashes in East Rutherford and dealing with a concussion.

It’s always tough to see riders out due to injuries, but it’s an unfortunate reality of the sport. We wish all the injured riders a speedy and full recovery and look forward to seeing them back on the track soon.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the AMA Pro Motocross Championship?

  The AMA Pro Motocross Championship is an American motorcycle racing series sanctioned by the American Motorcyclist Association (AMA). The series consists of 12 rounds, with races taking place at various outdoor tracks across the United States. It is considered to be one of the premier motocross championships in the world.

• Where is East Rutherford?

  East Rutherford is a borough in Bergen County, New Jersey, United States. It is located approximately 10 miles west of New York City, and is home to the MetLife Stadium, which is used for various sporting events and concerts.

• What is the significance of Glendale, Seattle, and Oakland in motocross?

  Glendale, Seattle, and Oakland are all cities in the United States that have hosted rounds of the AMA Supercross Championship, which is a premier indoor motocross series. Each city has its own unique track layout and challenges, and the races held there are highly anticipated by fans and riders alike.

• What is the severity of the injuries sustained by the motocross riders mentioned in the content?

  The severity of the injuries sustained by the riders mentioned in the content varies. Some riders, such as Scott Wennerstrom and Pierce Brown, suffered broken bones and are out for the season. Others, such as Austin Forkner and Cameron McAdoo, sustained injuries that may allow them to return to racing later in the season. The injuries sustained by Vince Friese, Kyle Greeson, Dylan Walsh, and Joshua Varize are not specified in the content.