Dani Pedrosa has chosen Lanzarote, the island of volcanoes, to continue his physical recovery after the injury he suffered in the Le Mans Grand Prix MotoGP France and made him lose all option on the world. The mild winter temperatures in the Canaries and the coincidence that his trainer and the Spanish handball team, Francisco Seirul, is located on the island are two reasons that have led to Pedrosa to choose Lanzarote for training.
After landing on Monday and stay in Playa Blanca, Pedrosa divides his day between morning jogging and riding a bike. In the afternoon you train in the gym Princesa Yaiza Seirul under the supervision of the doctor and physio Juanjo Muñoz Sebastian Salas, two professionals these days also work with the national team of handball, which disputes this weekend in the Island International Tournament in Spain. "In Geneva, it is very cold and difficult to train there in the open air. So I decided to come here, like the Nordics, to start my preparation ahead of the new season," Dani said yesterday. He added that "in the early days of training have to be careful with the joints from the cold, so take advantage of the sun."
On the other hand, the motorcycle racer said he is "good" and "good feelings" after experiencing an improvement from his injuries. "These days off until the beginning of the next championship I have been good." Dr. Muñoz confirmed the improvement and mood of Pedrosa. "It's very lively and happy and the recovery is quite positive," said the doctor. Pedrosa moved to within a few days will make the first test of his new bike, so it was not until that moment when you can make an assessment about his recovery. "Even I can not say anything, yet the bike is finalizing." However, he added, "As always, the truth of each are discussed in the first race of the championship."
The two-wheel champion faces the season with "great enthusiasm and desire. We'll see how we move forward in the preseason with all rules changes, tires and so on. But as long as you do what you like, is facing an eager and I'm happy about that. "
The Catalan rider aims to achieve the title and will have to challenge his teammate Australian Casey Stoner, reigning champions. If your physical recovery permits, Castellar del Vallés, said that "at the pilot trust myself and my team, and if I pay 100% of myself, I know I'll be ready for it."
Pedrosa also referred to the tragic death of Italian Marco Simoncelli last October in Malaysia. "Obviously that has left a big void in all of us. With these misfortunes can not say much," the pilot of Moto GP.
The Princesa Yaiza in Playa Blanca, has prepared for this evening of Kings (18 hours) a meeting between Pedrosa and his fans that can take pictures, get autographs and talk to him. Timanfaya will be in the Hall and admission is free.
source: motocuatro.com
