Joan Mir Will Miss Japanese and Indonesian GPs Due to Health Issues
Joan Mir, who missed the San Marino and Austrian races, will also be unable to take to the track in the two important Grands Prix of the Asian tour due to increasing symptoms.
Joan Mir, who withdrew from the San Marino Grand Prix and missed the Austrian Grand Prix, will not be able to participate in the upcoming Japanese and Indonesian Grands Prix due to health issues and intensifying symptoms.
Comprehensive Hospital Tests Continue
Spanish rider Joan Mir continues to undergo detailed medical tests at Dexeus University Hospital in Barcelona under the supervision of Dr. Angel Charte and his team.
The main purpose of these comprehensive tests is to find the cause of the symptoms that the rider has been suffering from for several months and which have recently increased in severity, making it impossible for him to race.
Definitive Result Not Yet Obtained
It was reported that no definitive diagnosis or conclusion has been reached so far as a result of the tests carried out at Dexeus University Hospital in Barcelona.
MotoGP Medical Director Dr. Angel Charte stated that detailed examinations will continue due to the persistent nature and severity of the symptoms.
Long-Term Rest on Doctor's Advice
Dr. Charte specifically recommended that the rider be given strict rest for the next 15 days and that various treatments be applied.
In line with this medical direction, it was decided that the Spanish pilot will not start in the Japanese and Indonesian Grands Prix.
Honda's Reserve Rider Announcement Expected
Following these developments, the Honda team stated that they will soon announce to the public the reserve rider who will take to the track in place of Joan Mir.
The future of the rider's health condition will be re-evaluated based on the results of new tests to be conducted in the coming days.