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Fraser Rogers was emotional after rising from what he described as “rock bottom” after breaking both legs last season to finish British Superbikes at Knockhill with third place silverware.
Fraser Rogers, after steadily improving in the lower rankings of British Superbikes, had a breakthrough at Knockhill due to challenging wet conditions, achieving a career-best third place finish and his first BSB podium.
In post-race interviews, Rogers expressed his overwhelming emotions and gratitude towards TAG Honda for giving him a chance when he was at his lowest point, coming back from a severe injury and showcasing resilience.
Reflecting on his journey back to form after breaking both legs, Rogers acknowledged the physical and mental challenges he had to overcome, making the podium achievement even more special and emotional.
Acknowledged as the rider of the round by BSB fans, Rogers remained humble about his success in the wet conditions but was focused on making progress in dry races, showing determination and dedication towards continuous improvement in the sport.