Vermeulen To Ride In Place Of NGM Mobile Forward Racing’s Injured Edwards At Le Mans

Vermeulen To Ride In Place Of NGM Mobile Forward Racing’s Injured Edwards At Le Mans

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Chris Vermeulen at Le Mans with NGM Mobile Forward Racing The Australian rider Chris Vermeulen will be substituting for Colin Edwards at the Le Mans Grand Prix next week. Vermeulen has a four years previous experience in MotoGP with a factory team from 2006 until 2009. Colin Edwards has left the Instituto Unversitario DEXEUS this morning and is currently on his way home to the USA. He will begin physical therapy in about a week. Chris Vermeulen “First of all I would like to wish Colin a speedy recovery. I am grateful to have the opportunity to race back in MotoGP with the NGM Mobile Forward Racing team. I am looking forward to my first time on the bike being at Le Mans, a circuit that holds great memories for me including a Victory in 2007. I am excited to be racing at the top level of motorcycling again and look forward to working with the team.” Marco Curioni Managing Director “In this unfortunate situation that sees Colin Edwards unable to race until the Catalunya GP, we take the opportunity to involve Chris Vermeulen in the team for the Le Mans GP. Several members of the team have previously worked with him and I believe that Chris will imediately find a good feeling with the team. Vermeulen is an expert rider in MotoGP with experience working with the electronics and the correct use of the tires, which are two areas in which we are currently working. Chris has previsouly won at Le Mans and knows the track well. I would like to wish Chris good luck and send all my best wishes for a quick recovery to Colin, who is on his way back home.”

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