Gab Valenciano recovering from motorcycle race accident | Inquirer Entertainment

Gab Valenciano recovering from motorcycle race accident

By: - Reporter
/ 03:29 PM June 03, 2019

MANILA, Philippines — Singer and dancer Gab Valenciano said Sunday that he is recovering from injuries in a motorcycle racing accident.

Gab Valenciano recovering after motorcycle race accident

Screenshot from @gabvalenciano on Instagram

Valenciano narrated the incident in an Instagram story on Sunday: “Another rider came out of nowhere and hit me from the rear, so I violently veered towards the barrier, flew across a 10 ft drop and finally was stopped by hitting a tree.”

“BUT that’s racing and it happens. Sometimes even worse,” he added.

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Valenciano assured his followers that he is recovering, but is still waiting for the final assessment of his condition.

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“To those asking, I’m alright. Thank you. At the hospital and recovering with a sprained ankle and cervical pain/spasms. Still waiting for the final assessment though,” he said.

The singer-dancer also expressed thanks to the crew who assisted him after the accident.

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“Can’t complain and I’m thankful to God for protecting me still. Thank you to the emergency crew who put in the work to make sure I was okay. Will be back for round 3 next month. Stronger than ever,” he said.

Valenciano also wished well to another racer who also got involved in an accident: “Prayers to another racer who had a terrible crash shortly after. He was unconscious and intubated. God be with you bro.”  (Editor: Eden Estopace)

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