After last week’s Aprilia celebration bash at Noale, Leon Camier has announced that he’ll be at the Aragon circuit in Spain next week to take part in the three-day unofficial tests.
Camier missed the final two rounds of the season after fracturing his scaphoid during qualifying at Nurburgring two months ago and after surgery and rehabilitation is ready to climb back on his RSV4 in preparation of the 2011 season.
“My wrist is pretty good now and I am all ready to go testing at Aragon next week.
I have no more medical checks to do, and have been having a lot of physio on my wrist, trying to get more movement in it.
But I need to get back on a bike to push it as far as I can; it is difficult to do any training to replicate that kind of use.
The first test for us is not about trying any new things, and the bikes will be the same.
It is about learning the new circuit, and seeing how my wrist is.
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