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Christian Craig confirms torn ACL | News

28 May 2018 / Text Size (-) (+) / Print

GEICO Honda rider Christian Craig has confirmed he's suffered a torn ACL from his crash during Moto 1 at Glen Helen will rule him out of the 2018 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross season.

As most of you know I crashed while leading the first moto yesterday. When I got up and tried to walk I felt a pop in my knee and knew right away what that meant. It was so hard to sit there and know my season was over. It was confirmed today after an mri and visit to @ocsportsdoc that I tore my acl and will need surgery. I can sit here and ask why me but instead I’m going to take this time off the bike to get better mentally and come back stronger and ready to fight for a championship. Thank you to everyone that has reached out and checked on me. Also huge thanks to the whole @honda_powersports_us team for the opportunity this year!

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