Jorge Prado preps for A1 – almost time for Kawasaki debut!

After taking a week off following a crash that left Jorge Prado’s head ringing, the Spaniard, thankfully, had no major injuries and is back on track preparing for his Kawasaki debut at Anaheim one in two weeks time.

Prado has of course raced A1 before, last year, in what was his first ever supercross race, but that was a test run, this is the real deal. Prado has a three year contract with Kawasaki and has made the move permanently to the USA to chase his dream, the reality starts now as he starts the process to win an AMA title to go alongside his four FIM World motocross championships.

Prado is a thinker, a precision rider and non-risk taker but when he figures the bike, the tracks and supercross out, his talent is on the level of Jett Lawrence. Unfortunately for Prado, he is five years behind Jett on Supercross experience.

Avoiding injury and progressing will be the name of the game this season but he has a fast teammate to ride with who has won a supercross title and can still win races in Jason Anderson, he has a team who have won titles, he says he loves the bike, so now it is over to Jorge Prado to see just how quickly he can figure this Supercross game out so he can show America his immense talent and potential indoors and out.

America are in for a technical treat with Jett Lawrence and Jorge Prado on the gate together for the next few years. No one rides a bike more perfectly than those two!