Remy Gardner returns for Motegi MotoGP wild-card
Remy Gardner back on a Yamaha M1 for the Japanese MotoG𒆙P.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Remy Gardner will make his third MotoGP appearance of the season, as a Yamaha wild-ca꧒rd at next wee🥂kend’s Japanese Grand Prix.
The Australian is again stepping in for test ride♉r Cal Crutchlow, having replaced injured factory rider Alex Rins at Sachsenring then Crutchlow during a wild-card at Silverstone.
Gardner, who races foꦑ꧒r Yamaha in WorldSBK, will be making his first Motegi appearance since his lone Tech3 KTM campaign in 2022.
“I am really excited to race in Japan, it's a country I always enjoyed visi♉ting in Grand Prix racing, but to go to Japan and race for a Japanese manufacturer in MotoGP in front of the Japanese fans will be something special,🥃” Gardner said.
“It is nice that, after Sachsenring and Silverstone, Yamaha have asked me to come back. They clearly feel that I bring something to the development programme, so hopefully we can have a productive ꦚweekend in Motegi too.
“It will be a busy period for me with five races in five weeks, but I ride bikes almost every weekend an🌳yway, so it's noth⭕ing new for me!”
Gardner finished 19th at Sachsenring and 18th at Silverstone but Yamaha Factory Racing Test Team Leader Kazutoshi Seki emphasised that bꦉike development is the priority.
"Bike developmen▨t is at the heart of Yamaha's every move this year," Seki said. "The engineers are working very hard, and I am fully convinced that this wild-card entry will accelerate Yamaha's endeavours to develop prototype parts and increase bike performance.
“Remy Gardner has already successfully tested protype items for the M1 on two occasions earlier this year, so his pr🔯ior experience makes him a logical choiceꦕ in Cal Crutchlow's absence due to injury.”
Crutchlow has been sidelined by complications following right arm surgery, prompting Andrea Dovizioso to help with p𓆏rivate testing.
Augusto Fernande🦄z is also linked with a Yamaha test role for 2025.

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