The Monster Energy Yamaha Factory MXGP team is back at full strength with the return of Maxime Renaux, who withdrew from round 12, the MXGP of Great Britain, to prioritize his recovery from the hip injury he sustained at the MXGP of Switzerland in April.
Renaux makes his return with renewed energy after his recovery break. Following a fairytale start to the season, where he left Argentina as the opening round winner and early championship leader, Renaux has demonstrated his competitive edge and remains resolute in his goal of uncorking more bottles of podium champagne in the upcoming rounds.
“I’m feeling much better. After a few weeks of rest, the hip is pretty good now. I have been able to start training again. I have some pretty good memories from Loket, like podiums in both classes, MXGP and MX2, so it’s a track that I really like. I’m going into this weekend without any pressure or expectation. My goal is purely to rebuild after a good amount of time off the bike. So that’s where we are at, I want to get back to where I started this season, and end the season strong.”
