Joan Mir out for rest of Aragon GP and Japan

bad news for 2020 World Champion Joan MirAfter testing himself in the morning’s FP3, the Suzuki rider decided Won’t run this Sunday’s Aragon GP as he was suffering from a right ankle problem It was caused by a spectacular fall at the start of the Austrian Grand Prix race.

“Joan withdrew from the #AragonGP after suffering from pain in his injured right ankle. He will also miss the next #JapanGP.We know this decision is not easyand we all wish him a speedy recovery,” the Suzuki team wrote on their Twitter account.

“I tried, but it doesn’t make sense to continue.Lack of flexibility or sensitivity to drive properlyIt’s also a little more painful than expected. I was disappointed because I thought I would be able to drive just fine, but after his first two practice sessions, I realized that wasn’t the case,” the pilot explained.

“I rested all night and tried FP3 this morning and it didn’t fix the problemMy doctor and physiotherapist advised me to rest and I accept this decision. The most important thing now is to focus on getting back as soon as possible. ”

After missing the final San Marino GP, the former world champion returned to Motorland, heading into the final stages of the championship with the utmost ambition. The next race, the Japanese GP scheduled for September 25th, will also not be available.