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Early reports on Ryan Morais are a concussion and a broken jaw, but we have heard nothing to confirm the full extent of Ryan’s injuries. Trey’s early reports were that he suffered a concussion and some bumps and bruises, but after a scan for further injuries on his back, the news got worse. The last report we heard was that Trey, in fact, sustained a T10-12 fracture in his spine and will be in surgery this evening. This comes just as Trey was returning from three major injuries.

We will keep you updated as we hear more on both riders. Our thoughts and prayers are with both of them tonight.

“The surgery went exactly as planned,” said Trey’s brother Aaron. “He is still in some pain and discomfort but is able to deal with it better and better. He is staying positive and his spirits are up, which is great to see. Depending on how the next few days go, the doctors are hoping Canard can be released to go home by the end of the weekend.”

American Honda will release additional news on Canard’s condition at the family request.

Canard injured his back in the incident, and an MRI this morning showed fractures the doctors are evaluating. Canard has 100-percent feeling in his legs, and is currently (Sunday) awaiting the decision by his doctors as to whether or not his injury requires surgery.

American Honda will release additional news on Canard’s condition as it becomes available.

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Trey was shocked about his last injury and Jason Weigandt was help him to avoid his accident. Jason Weigandt having so much fun with him told him about PHX-Trey Canard Racer X Online…

But weeks before the 2012 AMA Supercross season opener in Anaheim, Canard had another setback – the Oklahoma native who pilots the #41 Muscle Milk American Honda CRF450R broke his collarbone.

Trey Canard (Muscle Milk American Honda CRF450R Supercross) says: “I am excited to be here, and I’m excited to be riding,” said Canard.

“It is a bummer for me because I am not right up with the guys that I normally compete with, but overall it was a very successful weekend.”

Trey throws down some laps on his #41 Muscle Milk/Honda and talks about his injuries and his decision to race the Phoenix round of theMonster Energy AMA Supercross an FIM World Championship series.

From the looks of it in this video, Trey looks more than ready. Good luck, Trey!