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Alex Rins will miss this week’s German GP following his crash at Assen, with Yamaha WorldSBK rider Remy Gardner stepping in to replace him. Rins’ Dutch GP race weekend ended inside the first two corners as he was launched off his Yamaha bike in a high-side incident. The repercussions saw the six-time race winner suffer […]
Alex Rins’ Dutch GP race ended abruptly in a high-side incident in the first two corners, resulting in fractures in his left leg and right hand. He underwent successful surgery on Monday, with a pin removed earlier to consolidate procedures. Cal Crutchlow couldn’t step in due to his own injury, leading Yamaha to appoint Gardner as Rins’ replacement. Gardner, a former MotoGP rider now in WorldSBK, expressed gratitude and excitement for the opportunity, eager to learn and enjoy the experience in the one-off race. Yamaha’s official announcement on Tuesday morning confirmed Gardner as the stand-in rider for the upcoming race weekend, as Rins recovers.
