No one has heard much from the B-Hep since Supercross ended so we thought we would check in on the former Yamaha and Suzuki factory rider to see what he has been up to lately.
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During practice at the Supercross Finale in Las Vegas, Yamaha Factory 450 Rider Broc Hepler sustained a head injury when one of his competitors suffered a mechanical failure and ran into him after a long, fast straight away.
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If not for bad luck, Team Yamaha’s Broc Hepler might not have any luck at all. The oft-injured Pennsylvanian is back in action at tonight’s Las Vegas Supercross and hopes to finish the night safely and turn his focus towards the Lucas Oil Motocross Nationals.
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Cypress California, April 17, 2009 – Due to two separate unfortunate incidents both Josh Hill and Broc Hepler will be unable to race at this weekend’s AMA Seattle Supercross.
This past Wednesday, while training in the mountains Hill suffered a severely sprained ankle that resulted in ligament damage. Josh immediately contacted his doctor and started physical therapy to make his recovery as speedy as possible. Josh is currently listed as day-to-day and his condition will be reassessed prior to the Salt Lake City Supercross next weekend.
“I still can’t believe it, I was just starting to make major gains and was really looking forward to these last three Supercross”, said Josh Hill.
On Thursday at Qwest Field while taking part in Media Day activities Broc Hepler cross rutted up the face of a triple. The resulting crash had Broc take the handlebars directly to the abdomen. As a precaution Broc was taken to the hospital for observation.
“I made a slight miscalculation on the triple. Let’s hope this is only a small hiccup and I’ll be able to return to action as soon as Salt Lake City”, said Broc Hepler.
“Obviously this is a big setback for the team,” said Jim Perry, Team Yamaha’s Factory Racing Motocross Manager, “but as always the health of our riders is a number one priority and we hope to have both riders back in action next weekend.”
A glitch in the system prevented us from posting Kickstart on Monday, so we proudly present TUESDAY Kickstart! See what Swap saw in Toronto, right here…
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Coming into Saturday night’s race, it seemed Chad Reed had the momentum, with wins in the last two rounds (Indy and Daytona). But as we all know, James Stewart doesn’t really need momentum to win regain control of a series. So what happened, you ask?
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After breaking his collarbone during the first five minutes of the first practice of the year, Team Yamaha’s Broc Hepler’s season nearly ended before it even began. Now fully healed up from that, Hepler is ready to race.
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Sean Hamblin just dropped a line to TransWorld Motocross from his hotel room in Phoenix, Arizona, and the California native is excited about his unexpected return to racing
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During the first practice session at Anaheim 1 Yamaha Factory Racing’s Broc Hepler suffered an unfortunate crash in the whoop section on the first base side of Angel stadium. X-Rays taken at the Asterik Medical rig immediately after the crash confirmed that Broc had broken his right collarbone.
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Once again, it looks like the stars are aligned for Sean Hamblin.
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