#mtx surgery

[androgyny2018]

So my insurer has pulled a new stunt. Since FFS consists of multiple procedures, they want each procedure done in a separate surgery. I was going to go ahead and do it all at once and sort it out afterwards, but the surgeon's office couldn't schedule a long enough block for "cosmetic" surgery with any nearby hospitals.

So I'm having partial FFS (covered by insurance) in about 2 weeks. My bottom surgery revision is already scheduled 3 months after that and that surgeon requires 3 months between any previous surgery and the revision. The FFS surgeon requires only 6 weeks between procedures, so it's likely that I'll schedule something 6ish weeks after my revision to do the rest of the FFS. Hopefully my insurer will have realized by then that doing all the remaining procedures at once saves money, stress on my body, and most especially healing time.

Also, while my lawyer was helping with the appeal for the revision, they asked me to resubmit the referral to my insurer. Upon receiving their response, my insurer gave preauthorization. Go figure. I can only assume that my having pulled out a lawyer in the past has influenced their revised decision.

That's all for now. Updates maybe in 2-3 weeks (cause I'm clearly so good at doing things when I say I will).

[ratboyhole]

part 2 since as has been pointed out i did NOT include enough options the first time around

pls reblog this version! 💖

[genderqueerdykes]

hi!

what do you think about old words like FtM and MtF? (and I guess FtX, MtX, ItX, ItF, ItM)

it would be cool if young trans people share their thoughts too!

are they still comfortable for someone?

idk I just realized it's less dysphoric than AGAB form.

AGAB sounds like it's forever with you, meanwhile XtX sounds like escaping/transitioning from "not you" to "you"

of course it also sounds like if person "was" female (FtM) or male (MtF), which it not true

I personally just found out recently I'm okay with ?tX lol

hello, thanks for asking!

FTM and MTF aren't very old terms, they are still widely used and in fact the primary subreddit for trans men, transmascs and other masc aligned trans folk is r/FTM. i noticed you said it sounds like the person "was" female if FTM or "was" male as MTF, which is not what the terms mean, and also, some trans people do identify as having been female before transitioning to male or male before transitioning to male. if you read the interviews contained within To Survive on This Shore you will read the stories of a lot of trans people who did in fact love their lives as the other gender before they transitioned. while a lot of people do not like that rhetoric, some do, and it's not fair to try to erase their experiences for the sake of 'inclusive language'. people can define these terms or not use them as they please

FTM and MTF are not offensive, bad, or outdated terms in any way shape or form.

keep in mind that this line of thinking is a fundamental misunderstanding of what FTM and MTF actually mean. the the "F" in FTM refers to that person's biological sex marker- as in, you are changing your biological sex in some way to go from what was assigned/viewed as F to M. the opposite is true for MTF.

FTM is not a term that's just for trans men and MTF is not just for trans women. these terms refer to the changing of your biological sex, so an FTM person could be anything from a trans man to an FTM identifying transsexual butch lesbian. MTF people can be trans women or drag queens who take hormones and get surgeries. it can be a wide range of things, and while i can see it being uncomfortable for some, in others, they are loved and appreciated terms with a lot of history and are inclusive. i am not AFAB in the sense that i have a 100% "biologically female body" and I still identify with the term FTM because I find the X/I terms clunky. i have been using FTM for a decade now, i'm not going to trash it just because of a misinterpretation of what it means

also AGAB just literally refers to the gender you were assigned at birth. it's not really "permanent" it's a snap decision that was made when you were underdeveloped as a newborn baby. biological sex can be altered freely at will. to be brutally honest with you anon, i actually really detest the logic that the XtY labels are "escaping" something "to become your true self" for every trans person- i really would not apply this logic to anyone but yourself. this sounds very much like a you thing and not something that suits the entire trans community and this could be very offensive to some trans folk. many FTM butches are still women. many FTM drag queens are still men. p

i am very glad to hear you are okay with that term! I personally find the ?/X terms clunky so i don't use them for myself. i am FtMtF or FtMF. i'm glad it you found what works for you. I'm not a fan of implying FTM and MTF are bad or outdated, and i think it's exhausting to try to cycle them out of the common vernacular or do a big reach and assume it means something that it doesn't. it's a term that people can use if they want to, but trans men are under no obligation to use FTM and trans women are under no obligation to use MTF. they're terms you can use if they find they suit you, and folks who are made happy by them deserve to get to keep terms that weren't offensive to begin with

hope this makes sense, take care

[bearphase]

Sorry for the millionth vanishing act

Working on Sims stuff again, though! Anyway, rant/vent under the cut.

This month has been hard. I need (just a fairly minor non-urgent thing, not dying, dw) surgery, it was scheduled for the nineteenth, and I suddenly had it canceled and have had to find a new surgeon in network. Basically, I'm on humira and methotrexate for psoriatic arthritis, and my rheumatologist advised I go off only humira for surgery and continue mtx, but my surgeon wanted me off mtx, too, and two whole weeks in advance. So, I did that and developed a massive patch of psoriasis (I have psoriatic arthritis, after all) right where they needed to operate, which they can't operate on (unless it's an emergency, I'd assume.) So, they ask me to talk to my rheum about "alternate plans". Rheum says to stay on methotrexate, like she originally said, so I don't get a psoriasis flare right before surgery. Surgeon's office says no. It ended up as a massive back-and-forth of "you need no psoriasis AND no psoriasis meds" vs "that would be a literal miracle, why the fuck do you think I'm on the meds?" (except... politely.) Until the nurse (I haven't gotten to speak to the surgeon at all) said she'd discuss with the surgeon and... ghosted me entirely! No more replies. I scheduled the surgery months in advance and planned to be unable to do much for a couple weeks, too, which makes this even more annoying. My consultation with the other surgeon isn't until June, either.

[androphagy]

i appreciate and agree with that post where you talk about how "transfemininity is not a separate form of womanhood" but why do you have to refer to cis women as "anatomically female" ? because trans women aren't "anatomically male" thats just upholding the sex binary in a way that contributes to us (trans women) being seen as something separate or deluded

oh i meant as in "has a vagina" but in my reading and research it's a term i see used instead of AFAB, as AFAB doesn't cover internal intersex characteristics and CAFAB is specifically in relation to intersex gender assignment (with coercive being the first letter.) so i suppose i could use CAFAB/AFAB, but then that also groups together what can be very different situations person-to-person with gender assignment at birth and "corrective" assignment at a later date. anatomically female in the case of my writing just means a uterus, ovaries, vagina, and the "usual" external anatomy (though that varies as well with born superficial anatomical differences such as a lack of a labia minora, for example.) trans men and transmascs are also anatomically female until/if they have surgery to create a penis, testicles, etc. believe me, i would do away with male/female altogether if i could, but unfortunately for the culture and history i'm writing in relation to there's not another sex-based dichotomy in which i can use.

it's a situation i wish didn't have to have a delineation at all, but there are genital differences that are important to make distinctions on when speaking on certain transgender issues -- especially relating to SRS and other forms of gender affirming care. i'm still anatomically female as i'm not intersex and haven't had SRS yet (though hoping to change that next year!) though i have modified sex characteristics such as a large clitoris and flat chest due to my recent bilateral mastectomy. the same is for trans women and transfems when they develop breasts, fat deposits, and if genital atrophy occurs (along with many other changes estrogen can induce! there are a few different hormones and anti-androgens which can impact different things, so it varies.)

that's all i meant by anatomically female :) i hope i didn't come across as mansplain-y, transgender hormone therapy, history, and culture is something i'm very interested in, both MTF and FTM; unfortunately i'm less versed in FTX and MTX, as i'm in a certain "field" right now, but i do intend to learn more about nonbinary affirmative surgery and care.

i know the comparison is very overdone, but it truly is a metamorphosis akin to a caterpillar to butterfly. the human body's "base state" being able to be changed and modified so thoroughly to match what an individual really wants, instead of what they're born with, is amazing. the first phalloplasty was actually done in 1936, but it wouldn't be until 1946 that the first trans man would have one done, and that took 13 procedures over 4 years! if you're interested, i can see if i can crack a few of these papers/books and i can provide some readings.

i'm sorry that this got so long; with everything, there are going to be pros and cons with the language you use, and there's always going to be issues with the terminology, especially when it's a delicate subject with such a massive range of experiences. thank you for your message and for weighing in!! i will look more into alternative terms, though i really want to avoid using terminology like "penis-havers" or listing out all of the individual anatomical parts.

[normalbirb]

Anyone interested in top surgery, but like scared of surgeries: the surgery itself is the easy part. Like you don't even have to do anything. Its what comes after that's stressful. But even that will pass and after that it will be all done.

[hopefultrans]

Once I medically transition I'll

Like mirrors much more

[androgyny2018]

More denials

Scheduling for FFS is set for December, vaginoplasty revision in March.

My health insurer has denied my referral to Dr Gupta. I'm working with a lawyer and we've caught a technical snag because the referral/denial were mistakenly for office visits, not for surgery. My PCP, who made the initial referral, is on vacation, so I met with a primary care doctor with my insurance who was surprisingly accepting and professional about my nonbinary goals, not something I have come to expect from most doctors.

So the proper referral should be in place and when it gets expectedly denied, lawyer stuff can proceed.

Meanwhile FFS is mostly covered (apparently some procedures to relieve my dysphoria are considered "beautification" rather than "facial feminization") and everything is in place for that. I plan to make a claim for the uncovered parts after surgery.

Whatever happens though, I will be proceeding with both surgeries, even if I have to self-pay part or all of it. My insurer has held me back for the last 6.5 years and I'm very done with it.

[doctorfoxtor]

post ain't long it's wrong, can't study till dawn? yawn

100 days of productivity

day 44 + 45

CVS/RS

rheumatoid pleural effusions closely mimic complicated parapneumonic effusion on analysis, w/ ph <7.2, marked ↑LDH and notably glucose <30 (in fact glucose >30 almost rules out rheumatoid effusion)

in afib, digoxin will slow ventricular rate but is unlikely to cardiovert the rhythm

itraconazole in ABPA causes a 50% reduction in steroid dose and 25% reduction in anti-aspergillus IgE, and either partial or complete resolution of CXR infiltrates or improvement in PFTs/exercise tolerance

TRALI can happen as early as 15 minutes into the transfusion apparently?????

mesothelioma is an abject death sentence. The most you can do for patients beyond stage 1 is chemotherapy (limited survival benefit with platinics), radiotherapy to biopsy/thoracoscopy tracts only and surgery (lung-sparing debulking ± pleurodesis for recurrent effusions; radical surgery has shown no survival benefit)

mild tachy + broad qRs in haemodynamically stable pt s/p PCI for MI → likely to be LBBB developing; watch and wait

CNS/Ophthal/Psych

PSP looks similar to parkinson's bc it affects the opposite pathway as parkinsons (striatonigral vs nigrostriatal)

the best response you can get from deep brain stimulation for parkinsons = the best response you got from medication; DBS will NOT add a greater response compared to maximum medical therapy

without any other information, parkinson's ssx w/ dementia WITHIN 1 year of onset, it's Lewy body dementia; if it's more than 1 year, it's parkinson's w/ 2° dementia

choroidal neovascularisation with NO OTHER fundal signs: wet mac degen > diabetic retinopathy

focal dystonias are better treated with botox than with medication

SAH is unlikely to cause cranial nerve palsies other than III and maybe VI; pituitary apoplexy presents similarly with very severe headache/projectile vomiting/AMS, while affecting nerves III, IV, V-1 and VI

MS relapse: 500 mg PO or 1 g IV methylpred x5 days

there is no difference in risk of progression to Korsakoff when Wernicke is treated w/ glucose first vs w/ thiamine first

Endocrine/Repro

hyperaldosteronism: hyperplasia > adenoma

acute alcohol consumption can trigger hypoglycaemic events as the liver uses up NAD+ for each step of the alcohol detox pathway, where NAD+ is an important cofactor for the malate-oxalate shuttle used in gluconeogenesis

cinacalcet's major indication is hyperparathyroidism taht can't be corrected w/ surgery (eg, unfit pts)

Rheum/Derm/Immuno

topical steroid potency: hydrocortisone < clobetasol butyrate, betamethasone valerate low-dose < betamethasone valerate high-dose, fluticasone propionate < clobetasol propionate

onycholysis: trauma, tinea (infections), thyrotoxicosis, tetracyclines

pseudoxanthoma elasticum is assoc w/ mitral prolapse, renovascular htn, PVD, CAD, GIT bleeds and retinal vessel abnormalities

IgE values are normally distributed, so about 2.5% of the pop has raised IgE and 2.5% has reduced

s/p parathyroidectomy → acute drop in PTH → bones that are used to high levels of PTH experience a relative hypoPTHism → ↑blastic ↓clastic activity → acute bony uptake of calcium, PO4 and importantly magnesium = hungry bone syndrome (replace calcium and magnesium!)

carpal tunnel pain can radiate retrogradely to the forearm and sometimes even the arm

periarticular osteoporosis → RA

punched out erosions in juxtaarticular bone → gout

GIT

Peutz-Jeghers: small bowel hamartomas → intussusception, colorectal cancer, pigmented lesions (classically perioral/mucosal, but also palms/soles)

pernicious anaemia: parietal cell Abs (common) > intrinsic factor Abs (specific)

haemochromatosis: venesection → keep ferritin <50 and transferrin sat <50%

passing stools frequently, elevated inflammatory markers, ↑faecal calprotectin, PPI but not in demographic for IBD → take a colonoscopy and biopsy, this is probably microscopic colitis (and PPIs can trigger at any age)

liver biopsy is not indicated for Gilbert's—it is sufficient to do routine CBCs/LFTs w/ bilirubin analysis

pancreolauryl (fluorescein dilaurate) is quite nonspecific and will not pinpoint the exact pancreatic disease

hep A can be precided by short diarrhoeal illness`

in an IBD (esp UC) pt who comes >10 yrs after initial symptoms with recent change in bowel habits, offer urgent colonoscopy to r/o ca colon BEFORE starting on treatment

Onc/Haem

MTX + antifolate antibiotics: makes sense not to give them together—they can cause fulminant marrow failure

leukaemia can very rarely lead to acute painful scrotal swelling

5q- syndrome = myelodysplasia, but with thrombocytosis; diff from essential thrombocythaemia by anaemia with normal reticulocyte count and leukopaenia in the former

radiotherapy is a primary modality of tx in retinal, CNS, skin, oesophageal, cervical, vaginal and prostatic tumours; it is adjuvant in all other tumours

the commonest presentations of CMV s/p txp are pneumonia or pulmonary infiltrates

Renal/Biochem

SIADH causing drugs - SIADH Causes Poor Voiding: Sedatives (barbiturates), Indomethacin (NSAIDs), Antidepressants (TCAs/SSRIs), thiazide Diuretics, 1st gen antiHistamines, Cyclophosphamide/antiConvulsants, 1st gen antiPsychotics, Vinca alkaloids

malaria: irreversible nephrosis (esp memb or FSGS) > nephritis

2° syphilis: reversible nephritis > nephrosis

even if the patient doesn't qualify for ACEis/ARBs for HTN, give them first-line anyway if concomitant renal disease

kidney size difference >1 cm is significant

for drugs that will be dialysed out on dialysis days, dose them immediately after dialysis on those days

only urge incontinence is not primarily managed with pelvic floor exercises

Pharm/Toxo

valproate ADRs - VALPROATE: Vomiting, Alopecia/Anorexia, Liver tox, Pancreatitis/PCOS, Redistributed fat (weight gain/lipodystrophy), Oedema, hyperAmmonaemia/Ataxia, Tremor/Thrombocytopaenia, Enzyme inhibitor

opioid withdrawal: methadone is the best single tx and avoids needing to give multiple drugs to cover ssx (eg, clonidine + dextromethorphan + loperamide)

aminoglycosides preferentially affect proximal tubular cells

the classic pattern of symptoms in both cotton workers and workers at factories that process nitrates is that of 'Monday disease'

toxicities for which measuring the blood levels is indicated - SLIME TiPP: Salicylates, Lithium, Iron, Methanol, Ethylene glycol, Theophylline, Paraquat, Paracetamol

amphetamine tox → hyponatraemia due to water retention, worsened by the excessive thirst; hyperkalaemia → rhabdo; hypokalaemia not seen because amphetamines tho sympathetomimetic do not have affinity for the β2 receptor like cocaine does

[findinghaven]

Nonbinary surgical transition

CW: Discussions of gender affirmation surgery, medical interventions, genitals, and sex

I’ve long dreamed of what it would be like to have a physical/surgical nonbinary transition. But in a world where gender affirmation surgery is hard to get in the first place and surgical interventions continue to be binary focused, it is hard to see where I fit and what is possible. The body I’ve dreamed about long before I knew I was trans had breasts, smooth skin, a penis (that in my dreams is…

[shinmegamitensei2]

"topsurgery.net is a site with lots of before + after pics categorised by surgeon. I encourage everyone with other resources on srs surgeons and their results to share them here, for mtf/mtx surgeries too please"

posting this here so that ppl can reblog without being forced to see fucking medical trauma

[mcatmemoranda]

Choriocarcinoma that occurs after normal pregnancy has worst prognosis. That would be sad to have a baby and then die from choriocarcinoma. It likes to metastasize to the lungs and brain. It’s treated with surgery and chemo (“MAC” = MTX, Actinomycin D, Cyclophosphamide).

[andisupreme]

In case this is a new thing because I’ve been kinda bad about keeping tumblr up to date since starting to use Twitter more--the chronological series of events:

I saw the local plastic surgeon hoping to get assessed for either aggressive breast reduction or MTX top surgery. It wasn’t exactly a great and gender-affirming time and in the second consultation, she said she would need a therapist note for top surgery even if I paid out of pocket.  “Okay,” I said, “then what about aggressive breast reduction? I meet the insurance requirements for reduction you said.”  “I would take you down to a C according to their usual standards. Any smaller than that and I’d still need a letter from a therapist to prove you’ve thought this through.”  “Even if I paid out of pocket?” “Yes.”

So I took the hard stance that FINE I’ll go through the therapist rigamarole to just get it done right the first time but I work an 8-5 weekday job that makes appointments really hard to set. And my back pain’s been really bad lately so I’ve been wondering if I should just give in and let her take me down to a C so I can at least be in less pain while I try to take care of gender stuff in the bg??

[tmitransitioning]

Is it possible to get ftm bottom surgery that is intentionally non human in appearance? (Either in the sense of "can it theoretically be done" or "to your knowledge *has* it been done".) Thanks!

i can’t tell if this is asking “i want to look like barbie/ken” or “i want to look like a specific animal/creature” CW for frank discussion of anatomical terms and surgeries. 

as far as the first, yes i’ve heard of the first actually being done (at least in FtX surgeries, because i’ve done most of my research with FtM surgeries) but in theory, there’s no real reason it couldn’t be done with MtX surgeries, and likely has already intentionally been done (apart from cancer surgeries where it’s definitely been done, albeit not intentionally for a gender dysphoria reason).   The first version would involve removing external genitals (labia majora, minora), +/- the clitoris (or burying it under a fold of skin to smooth the area), sealing the vagina, and routing the urethra to the outside.  the effect would be a smooth (ish) surface with a seam in the middle and a urethral opening.  The second would involve removal of the penis and testicles/scrotum, and the appearance would look similar with a slightly different looking scar.   Keep in mind that any time any appendage is removed (amputated) there’s a significant risk for phantom sensation/pain and that can include genital structures (estimates have ranged from very low greater than 80% of amputees experiencing some sort of phantom sensations). 

For the second type of surgeries, it would depend on the type of need.  some things can be accomplished exactly the same as a traditional phalloplasty with a slight change in glansplasty (head of the penis sculpting) or liposuction.  Other things (for example, “i want it to look like i have an octopus tentacle”) would really only be able to be achieved aesthetically with cosmetic tattooing.  

regardless of your needs, opting for these types of changes, it’s likely to significantly impact the cost of the procedure and is likely that insurance wouldn’t cover part or all of it. Mod mayhem(taking ask at face value and assuming this isn’t a troll ask, answering respectfully. please only comment/reply with equal respect to OP. )

[selfmademan121318]

Hi everyone,

           My name is Shane. I am a 28-yr. old transsexual male “a tranny”. I am from New York. I work as a bus aid. I believe my transition is a gift from the universe. I thank the gods and the universe for the opportunity to transition everyday (as should everyone). It’s people like Buck Angel that paved the way for a lot of us younger people to be able to transition. You are NOT entitled to transition. It is something that comes with a lot of hard work. I believe that you don’t have to have Dysphoria to be trans, but you should be diagnosed with Gender Dysphoria in order to medically transition. Or at least have an okay from a mental health professional to make sure that’s what you really want. Because let’s face it, it will be extremely hard to de-transition. If you seek to medically transition you should do it the right way. Plus, being diagnosed with gender dysphoria or having a letter from your therapist stating that it is okay to start hormones and or have surgery can allow you to be covered by your insurance. I realize that in a lot of areas you could be denied because of this, however, a lot of insurances will not cover anything with out a diagnosis or letter. Also, you should NOT lie about having dysphoria to transition. Sometimes transitioning without the presence of Dysphoria can lead to having Dysphoria. That being said I do understand sometimes people mistake dysphoria for something else and end up de-transitioning. I empathize with those people and wish them well.

          I believe that Non-Binary people are valid, but should not identify as FTM Non-binary or MTF Non-binary. My reasoning is because MTF (Male to Female) and FTM (Female to Male) means going from one binary to the other. It seems rather redundant to identify as both. You could use terms like: trans-masculine, transfeminine, gender non-conforming, etc. But it really doesn’t make sense to identify as Binary and Non-Binary. Buck Angel has often suggest creating another acronym such as FTX or FTNB (Female to Non-binary)/ MTX or MTNB (Male to Non-Binary). I think this is a great idea. This is creating something that the Non-Binary folks can claim for themselves.

          Things I do NOT condone under any circumstances: pretending to be trans because you think it’s a fashion statement or some sort of fad. Being disrespectful of people’s opinions. Everyone is entitled of having an opinion you don’t have to like it, but you should respect it. Listening and respecting other people’s opinions with in the community helps us grow as a community. That being said… I know that there is extenuating circumstance to being respectful. Ex: people who believe pedophilia is okay (I am in no way saying you have to respect those people. I do not condone pedophilia. It is absolutely NOT okay.) I am aware that there are people on this site that are and if they try to interact with anyone who is under age i.e, condition them on my page, they will find themselves blocked and reported. Another thing I do not accept is when people say not wanting to date trans people is transphobic. It is NOT transphobic. It is a preference. Just like not wanting to date brunettes.

             These are my beliefs and somewhat rules (I.e, about the maps and being respectful). You are welcome to challenge them or share a different opinion on the matter as long as you are RESPECTFUL. Except pedophilia because that is GROSS! Welcome to my page. I post a lot of different things, not only things that just pertain to the transgender/transsexual community. You are encouraged to message me or send me asks, but again please be respectful of me and others. If you are not respectful you WILL be deleted and blocked.

Disclaimer: I am NOT a medical professional. These are simply my beliefs and opinions. Nothing more and nothing less. Do not accuse me of spreading false information because that is not what am seeking to do. I am stating again my beliefs and opinions. If you are seeking validation or for someone to tell you, that you are transgender or trans enough... go to a therapist or a psychologist because I am niether. And I may not give the answer you want. While I do not label myself as a transmed, I do believe some of their beliefs ring with some truth. Like seeking a mental health professional before medically transitioning. This in my opinion is the right way to go about things. If you want to transition, fine transition. I am in no way going to stop you from it. I have my opinion, y’all have yours. End of story.

[mainswhite]

Mxgp 2021 season

Mxgp 2021 season series#

Mxgp 2021 season tv#

Don’t be too surprised to see either of the Diga Procross team members on the MX2 podium in 2021.īike It MTX Kawasaki – that’s Steve Dixon’s squad – will be running former Australian champ Wilson Todd and British up n’ comer Taylor Hammal who’s a real product of the tier system. Langenfelder had been showing great promise in his rookie MX2 season until a torn knee ligament put him on the sidelines. Yamaha Factory MXGP and MX2 Teams primed for MXGP opener in Russia The 21-year-old has been a bit of an enigma through his career so far and physically has the tools to get the job done but how bad does he want it? For almost a year Conrad has been working with four-time British Champion and former GP winner Stephen Sword and it seems to be paying off as the ’21 version of Conrad is faster, sharper and seems to be smiling more. If Ben Watson is our great hope in MXGP, all the attention is on Conrad Mewse (Hitachi KTM Fuelled by Milwaukee) in MX2. As an MXGP-class rookie with little bike time, Josh is likely to struggle a little early on but should score points when he hits his stride. Josh had a strong run in MX2 in 2020 and spent the tail end of the year battling it out for a top-20 ranking which he missed by a whisker. His team-mate Evgeny Bobryshev has been taken off the entry list after hurting his shoulder just before Lyng. Josh Gilbert hasn’t been seen yet in 2021 after undergoing knee surgery in the off-season and he tells us he’s on track for a return soon (see the MXGP of Russia pre-race injury report for more). He’s one hell of a talent and has a good work ethic too so we should expect to see him scoring points regularly. Nathan Watson meanwhile is settling back into race mode after concentrating on dodging trees and winning beach races for the last few years. Adam was knocking on the door of the top-10 at the season-enders in Trentino so there’s hope for a decent points haul from him in 2021. Simpson, who missed the majority of 2020 with injuries, seems to be struggling to find a set-up that he’s happy with at the moment – although he made huge improvements at the recent MX Nationals round – and Sterry seems steady away from what we’ve seen of him in the British championship so far.

Mxgp 2021 season tv#

How to watch the MXGP of Russia – Orlyonok Live Streaming and TV Guide 2021 Maybe they are but maybes don’t win world championships – points do and Gajser is adept at collecting more than anyone else. You could say that he’s on a roll but you could also say that those last two wins have come because of injuries to others. The 24-year-old Slovenian is a four-time world champion with half of those victories coming in the last two seasons. If there were a #1 plate it’d be stuck on the HRC Honda of Tim Gajser. The depth of talent is higher than ever and choosing a winner from this lot is next to impossible. Throw in those with near misses and the guys with the potential to be a world champion and even breaking into the top 15 will be quite the achievement. The MXGP class is stacked this year with no fewer than seven world champions in the lineup who between them have an incredible 22 world titles. EMX competition will take place on Saturdays with MXGP/MX2 racing focused on the Sunday. The riders actually seem to prefer that format though rather than the drawn out two-day format of old. That means limited track time and timed qualifying before the points-payers blast off the line. The championship will run a one-day format in 2021 much like it did post-Covid in 2020. Of course, as Europe and the wider world emerges from lockdown at varying speeds there is still the potential that things may yet change before the championship wraps up in Bali on the first weekend of December. The rest of the calendar is equally as enticing (nasal probes aside) with trips to classics like Maggiora, Loket, Lommel, Agueda, Teustchenthal and Arco di Trento mixed in with old-school venue Oss and some potential new classics too. And those of us that live on this island won’t even have to endure an overpriced nasal probing to enjoy it.

Mxgp 2021 season series#

Perhaps the best part about round one being over there is that when the circus comes over here to Matterley Basin for round two, it’ll be the first time that the majority of the series supporters get to see all the magical MXGP newness for the very first time. Updated MXGP of Russia Entry List – Pre-Race Injury Report