Reynolds On
The Mend
C
lub MX's Jett Reynolds will miss the remainder
of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Series
after suffering a broken leg while
practicing on Friday, March 13.
The team's manager, Mike Bonac
-
ci, said, "Jett had a fluke crash while
training on Friday and suffered a
broken leg. It will, unfortunately, take
him out of racing for the balance of
the Supercross season. He had sur
-
gery at 6 a.m. this morning (Monday, March 17) and
will start his rehabilitation process next week.
"As you have seen, Jett was making great prog
-
ress in the Supercross series and was on the way to
his best overall performance in his young career. He
is obviously disappointed but will fight his way back
to be even stronger for the outdoor series in May.
"Please wish him well."
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WIND
IN THE
P32
Club MX's Jett
Reynolds suffered
a broken leg while
practicing and will
sit out the rest of
the Supercross
Series.
Swoll, Triumph
Sign Contract
Extension
J
alek Swoll and the Triumph Fac-
tory Racing Team signed a contract
extension that will see Swoll race for the
team through the 2026 Supercross and
motocross season.
Swoll is currently sidelined with an
Achilles tendon injury and isn't expected
to race again until sometime during the
outdoor Pro Motocross Championship.
"Being offered a contract extension
while being injured isn't something I'm
taking for granted, and I can't wait to
be back at the races with the team and showing
everyone what we can do," Swoll said.
Team Manager Jeremy Coker said, "Rehab of
his Achilles injury is on track, but it's something
that you can't really rush, and at this stage, we're
hopeful he'll be back for the second half of Pro
Motocross. Then, together we can look forward to
a full season of SMX next year. Overall, everyone
involved is excited to have Jalek continue racing
with us."
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Jalek Swoll (left)
signed a contract
extension with
Triumph.
