WSBK Yamaha: Niccolo Canepa already comes out of retirement to replace Jonathan Rea this weekend in Cremona!

Yamaha veteran Niccolo Canepa is preparing to make an unexpected return to the track for the Italian Grand Prix in Cremona, despite announcing his retirement from racing only a few weeks ago. The race represents a unique chance for Canepa to cap his career in a memorable way, joining the prestigious Pata Prometeon Yamaha team as a replacement for the injured Jonathan Rea.

Although Canepa has limited experience of the Cremona circuit, he is ready to take on the challenge with determination. As a WorldSBK test rider, he will also be able to use this weekend to test new solutions that will benefit his teammates
YamahaThis race could mark a strong and emotional moment in his career.

This is what he said about his participation: “ This news may seem surprising, as I announced my retirement a few weeks ago! But to be honest, I’m really proud to be racing again, especially with the Pata Prometeon Yamaha team, Crescent, and on the official Yamaha R1 WorldSBK.”

Niccolo Canepa: ” I feel sorry for Jonathan Rea but I am grateful to Yamaha for this opportunity »

I feel sorry for Jonathan and wish him a speedy recovery, but I am grateful to Yamaha for this opportunity.. It’s always fantastic to race for this team and for Yamaha in WorldSBK. ” mentions the Italian.

He adds: ” Cremona is a circuit that I know little aboutI just did a few laps with the Yamaha R7 for the WorldWCR shakedown, so It will be a difficult weekend in terms of performances. As a WorldSBK test rider, We may test some thingsand if I can bring some elements that help the other Yamaha riders, then it will be “mission accomplished”. I am really happy to live this “last” race weekend, let’s see what we can achieve!
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This unexpected return promises to make an impression as
Canepa ends his career leaving a final mark on the WorldSBK scene.

Jonathan Rea will not participate in Cremona

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