Lorenzo Locurcio introduced on social media that he has undergone shoulder surgical procedure and can miss the rest of the TremendousMotocross World Championship season.

“Short and sweet,” Locurcio wrote on Instagram. “Sometimes it’s hard to understand why things happen or when they happen. But in my Southwick crash I tore my sub scapular tendon and broke a small bone in my shoulder, thankfully my bankhart (sic) surgery I got in December didn’t suffer and my shoulder didn’t dislocate. But since the tendon was fully tore, it needed surgery. Thanks to everyone who believed in me this year and showed their support. I’ll be back next year better stronger.”

The bankart surgical procedure in December was additionally to restore a shoulder harm.

With three top-10 total finishes already to his credit score in 2023, Locurcio scored factors in each Southwick races, ending fifteenth total with a seventeenth in Moto 1 and thirteenth in Moto 2. At the conclusion of that race, he was twenty second in mixed TremendousMotocross factors with a stable alternative to maneuver into the highest 20 because the 4 riders ranked sixteenth although twentieth had not but competed in a Pro Motocross race.

Locurcio mounted up for Moto 1 the next week at Spring Creek earlier than ending thirty seventh in that race. He was unable to compete in Moto 2. Still hoping to finish the season, Lorenzo rode in apply at Washougal in the newest spherical earlier than deciding he was too banged as much as experience competitively in that spherical.

Locurcio was tenth in Pro Motocross factors on the finish of Southwick. His finest season-ending factors’ place was eleventh within the 2019 Supercross 250 East championship.

450 riders
Cooper Webb, concussion at Nashville, banged up ahead of RedBud practice
Eli Tomac, Achilles tendon | It was just a freak deal | returning in 2024
Justin Barcia, collarbone and shoulder
Christian Craig, elbow
Marvin Musquin, wrist
Malcolm Stewart, knee | Signs two-year extension
Chase Sexton, concussion | returned at RedBud
Jason Anderson, vertebrae | returned at RedBud
Aaron Plessinger, hip | returned at Salt Lake City
Dylan Ferrandis, concussion | returned at Pala

250 riders
Jordon Smith, wrist and thumb
Guillem Farres, arm
Jeremy Martin, wrist
Nate Thrasher, hip
Stilez Robertson, leg
Cameron McAdoo, shoulder
Austin Forkner, knee | returned at Spring Creek
Stilez Robertson, knee
Seth Hammaker, arm and wrist | returned at RedBud
Jo Shimoda, collarbone | returned at Atlanta
Jalek Swoll, arm | returned at Pala