BMW’s Suzuka 8 Hours Misfortune: A Bitter Tale of Podium Lost and Lessons Learned

BMW's Suzuka 8 Hours Misfortune: A Bitter Tale of Podium Lost and Lessons Learned

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BMW ran inside the top-three at the Suzuka 8 Hours on merit, but a technical issue derailed its chances of a podium

BMW missed a chance to secure a breakthrough podium at the Suzuka 8 Hours when a footpeg issue led to a crash for its factory bike. The No. 37 BMW M1000R, piloted by Reiterberger, Odendaal, and van der Mark, showed strong performance by qualifying in fifth place. Van der Mark fought his way up to third position before the footpeg came loose, forcing a pitstop and dropping them outside the top 20. Despite the setback, the team managed to climb back to fifth place, showcasing their endurance spirit. BMW Motorrad Motorsport head Blusch expressed satisfaction with the team’s performance, emphasizing the unluckiness of missing the podium due to a technical issue.

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