Stefan Bradl underwent corrective arm pump surgery ten days ago in Spain and while the 2012 MotoGP Rookie of the Year may be still recovering from his surgery, he was still able to carry out his promo duties by taking part in the “Motors & Passion” event in Brescia, organized by LCR Honda’s historical supporter GIVI (one of the most important and competitive producers of motorcycle accessories, nationally and worldwide).
Together with his Team Manager Lucio Cecchinello and some crew members, the 23-year-old joined the Visenzi family and the company employees/dealers and many two-wheel fans (more than 400 guests) for a special cocktail dinner.
Later on the stage Bradl was joined by two legends such as Giacomo Agostini and Carlo Ubbiali and other national motorcycle racers supported by the Italian company.
“The first time that I met the Visenzi family was December 2011 and I had just signed my contract with Lucio for the 2012 season.
Now I am back in Brescia after one year and I am happy to celebrate my first positive MotoGP season with the same people.
The atmosphere was very nice and Mr Visenzi was a rider so we share the same passion.
Once again I realized that I do have many Italian fans right now and I want to thank everybody for their support.
My arm is getting better day by day and soon I will be ready to start my training session ahead of the winter test in Malaysia”, said Bradl.
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