First clue dropped about Mia Rusthen’s 2025 racing plans as recovery continues
Mia Rusthen 🍬is in the WSBK paddock inꦛ Jerez this weekend
Mia Rusthen was welco🦹m🐼ed back into the World Superbikes paddock on Friday.
Rusthen crashed heavily and suffered worrying injuries in the first FIM Womeཧn's Circuit Racing World Championship race in June.
She 🐬was in a coma and has continued her rehabilitation in her native Norway.
But, fo💙ur months later at the WSBK season finale this weekend, she made her comeback into the paddock.
A truly special moment! ✨
— WorldWCR (@World_WCR)
It’s great to♓ have Mia Rushten visit us in the paddock for the seas▨on finale at Jerez - everyone was on hand to welcome her back 🫶
It was a real pleasure t♐o see Mia Rusthen back in the paddock at Jerez,” Yamaha Racing posted to so𒐪cial media.
“Her positivity is an inspiration as she t𓂃ar🏅gets a return toWorldWCR with a wild card ride in 2025.
“We look forward to ꦗseeing you back on tﷺrack, Mia!”
Yamaha’s post was also confirmation that Rusthen▨ has an eye on racing again next year.
The WorldWCR ch🌸ampionship will also🍬 be decided this weekend in Jerez.
Ana Car🙈rasco and Maria Herrera will battle for the first-ever tඣitle.
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