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At Round 4 of the ZX-10 Masters Cup at Aldo Scribante Circuit in South Africa, Clinton Seller, returning from injury, showed dominant pace to win the round, proving he's still a force to be reckoned with at the Port Elizabeth event.
Dominating right off an injury layoff. A comeback race is usually a battle just to get your fingertip feel back, but Seller skipped straight past all that. Attacking fully in a moment where everyone else plays it safe — that's proof of being top tier. The scene in South Africa is heating up too.
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Is the ZX-10 Masters Cup a one-make race series?
I've heard the Port Elizabeth circuit is a genuinely serious track even by South African standards.
Might be too early to judge a rider's true form off just one round of a national championship.
Curious about the details of the injury and how long they were sidelined.
Dominating right out of the gate on his comeback is a genuinely satisfying story to watch.
Showing that kind of dominant pace in his comeback race after an injury says a lot about his mental strength too.
Wonder how the other riders are taking it, seeing this result the moment he's back.
