According to Rich Simmons (team manager) in Yamaha PR, Tomac is “really sore and bruised”.-Hope he can heal up and feel better for…

Eli Tomac Battles Through Injury, Eyes Detroit Return
Eli Tomac pushed through pain at the Tampa Supercross, managing to salvage valuable points despite being “really sore and bruised,” according to Yamaha team manager Rich Simmons. The reigning champion had a tough night but still showed resilience, finishing in the top 10. While not the result he wanted, every point matters in the tight 2024 Supercross championship race.
Tomac’s crash in Tampa was a setback, but he avoided serious injury. His ability to finish the race speaks volumes about his toughness. With Detroit next on the schedule, the big question is whether he can recover in time to compete at full strength. A week of rest and rehab will be crucial.
The 2024 Supercross season has been a rollercoaster for Tomac, with moments of brilliance and challenges along the way. His Yamaha team will be working around the clock to ensure he’s ready for the next round. Fans know he’s one of the sport’s grittiest riders, capable of bouncing back quickly.
Detroit presents another opportunity for Tomac to stay in the championship hunt. If he can ride through the pain and deliver a solid result, he’ll keep his title hopes alive. However, the field is stacked with hungry competitors, and any weakness will be exploited. The battle for the top spot is far from over.
For now, all eyes are on Tomac’s recovery. If history is any indicator, he won’t back down easily. Whether he’s at 100% or not, expect him to give everything he’s got when the gate drops in Detroit.





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