Jack Chambers fears that his season may have come to an early end following a crash during the AMA Pro Motocross round at Thunder Valley. The Australian sustained a knee injury in the incident, leaving his immediate future uncertain.

Despite the setback, Chambers looks back proudly on his performance. After qualifying 18th fastest, he delivered an impressive charge through the field in the first moto, working his way from 37th to 25th place. He continued that momentum in the second moto with another strong comeback ride, climbing to 16th position.

“It’s a tough pill to swallow. If this really is the end of my season, I’m proud of the work I’ve put in to get myself back in the fight. It felt like the Jack I’ve been showing in practice finally showed up at the races as well.”

However, disaster struck late in the second moto when Chambers became involved in an incident with another rider. The crash resulted in a knee injury.

“Unfortunately, near the end of the race I came together with another rider and had a heavy crash. In the process, I injured my knee. Right now, I don’t know what the future holds, but this weekend has only made me more motivated.”