In a shocking turn of events, Joan Mir will not participate in the Austrian MotoGP at Spielberg. The Spanish rider has been advised by his medical team to rest after experiencing physical symptoms that forced him to retire from the San Marino GP last weekend.

Mir flew directly to Barcelona after the Misano race to undergo a series of medical checks. Blood tests revealed abnormal parameters, prompting further investigation. With no clear diagnosis yet, doctors have recommended that Mir focus on recovery and skip the upcoming Grand Prix.
This is a blow for Honda HRC Castrol, as Mir has been instrumental in developing the RC213V. However, rider safety comes first. Mir's goal is to be fit for the next round in Japan.

Nakagami Returns to the Grid
In Mir's absence, Honda has confirmed that Takaaki Nakagami will ride the Honda HRC Castrol RC213V in Austria. The Japanese rider, currently a test rider for HRC, recently participated in a test at Mugello. His presence in Austria will also allow Honda to continue development work on the 1000cc RC213V.
Nakagami was already scheduled to take part in the official post-race test on Monday, so his substitution for Mir allows Honda to maximize his time on track. He will have the opportunity to accumulate mileage on the factory MotoGP bike throughout the weekend before continuing testing on Monday.
For Nakagami, this is a valuable opportunity to contribute to Honda's development. The data gathered will be crucial for the team's progress. Meanwhile, Mir will be watching from afar, aiming to return stronger at Motegi.



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