
Mir falls in a duel with Quartararo: hand injury requires stitches
Former world champion suffers hand injury after crash at Le Mans – question of future remains open. The RC213V continues to fight, Mir's comeback is anything but certain.
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Joan Mir is a Spanish professional motorcycle racer competing in MotoGP. Born on September 1, 1997, in Sant Joan, Mallorca, Spain, Mir began his career in the junior classes, quickly making a name for himself. He won the 2017 Moto3 World Championship and went on to compete in Moto2, securing the 2019 title. Mir's notable achievements in the junior classes paved his way to MotoGP, where he currently rides for the Repsol Honda Team. Known for his aggressive riding style and ability to push limits, Mir has become a formidable competitor in the premier class.
In the current MotoGP season, Joan Mir has been riding for the Repsol Honda Team. His performance has been consistent, with several top-10 finishes. Despite facing stiff competition, Mir has managed to secure crucial points, positioning himself in the mid-section of the rider standings. Recent results have shown Mir's resilience and determination, as he continues to adapt and improve his performance on the bike.

Former world champion suffers hand injury after crash at Le Mans – question of future remains open. The RC213V continues to fight, Mir's comeback is anything but certain.

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