Kawasaki rider John Hopkins and Fiat Yamaha's Jorge Lorenzo have both confirm that they will be at the next British Grand Prix at Donington despites their respective injuries they have sustained during their last outing in Spain.
Hopkins admits he is still not feeling 100 percent, but he is fired up even though he is still recovering from the fractured vertebrae he suffered in a crash during practice for the Catalan Grand Prix.
Another victim of the Catalunya circuit, Jorge Lorenzo, has also confirm that he will take part in the British Grand Prix after suffering a concussion and injuring his hand after crashing during second practice ahead of the Catalan Grand Prix.
The rider, however, will need to wear a special silk glove underneath a larger racing glove and will require treatment after each practice session.
Hopkins admits he is still not feeling 100 percent, but he is fired up even though he is still recovering from the fractured vertebrae he suffered in a crash during practice for the Catalan Grand Prix.
Another victim of the Catalunya circuit, Jorge Lorenzo, has also confirm that he will take part in the British Grand Prix after suffering a concussion and injuring his hand after crashing during second practice ahead of the Catalan Grand Prix.
The rider, however, will need to wear a special silk glove underneath a larger racing glove and will require treatment after each practice session.