Serious crash for Maximilian Spies (KTM) in Vellahn: cervical vertebrae fractured
Becker Racing rider Maximilian Spies had to undergo surgery on his cervical spine following his crash in Saturday’s race at Vellahn, the sixth round of the ADAC MX Masters.
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Maximilian Spies
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Maximilian Spies
© Thoralf Abgarjan
German Becker Racing rider Maximilian Spies crashed at the end of Saturday’s race at the 6th round of the ADAC MX Masters in Vellahn and had to receive medical attention at the side of the track. The race was stopped with a red flag for safety reasons.
Cervical spine injury
According to initial reports, Maximilian Spies has sustained fractures in his cervical spine, which have already been surgically stabilised. Fortunately, no signs of paralysis were detected. The operation is said to have been successful, although it is anticipated that a further operation will be necessary.
Selection for the MXoN
Maximilian Spies has been nominated by the DMSB for the Motocross of Nations. As things stand, he will not be able to compete in Ernée.
On behalf of all readers of SPEEDWEEK.com, we would like to take this opportunity to wish Maximilian Spies a full and speedy recovery.
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