        Gino Rea continues to make staggeringly good progress following his terrible accident during practice at the Suzuka 8 Hours in early August. The British rider, who is still in Japan where he has been undergoing treatment for almost a month now, is finally up on his feet, as reported by his family on social media. Rea is smiling and standing  &ldquo;Gino greets us with a smile every day at the hospital&rdquo;, write the family members and girlfriend of the FCC TSR Honda France rider. &ldquo;He has continued to surprise everyone again and again, always keeping on track to achieving his short-term goals. He's now up on his feet taking strides in confidence and engages well with everyone. Thanks for the support.&rdquo; In the meantime, riders in the EWC championship, including Gino&rsquo;s team-mates Josh Hook and Mike Di Meglio, are preparing for the final round of the season, the Bol d'Or, which will take place at the Le Castellet track over the weekend of 17-18 September. Translated by Heather Watson Red Bull Rookies Cup: Amaury Mizera has left hospital       

Almost a month after his accident at Suzuka, the British rider is up on his feet. Here, the latest update from his family

EWC, Gino Rea continues to surprise: an update on his condition

        We can finally breathe a sigh of relief, as we continue to think about Gino Rea. The team FCC TSR Honda France rider was unfortunately involved in a bad accident during final practice at the Suzuka 8 Hours and was airlifted to hospital in a critical condition. Thankfully, after showing some initial signs of recovery, it appears that the British rider&rsquo;s condition continues to improve, according to the latest update provided by Gino&rsquo;s family. Stable condition  &ldquo;The results of the CT-Scan showed signs of recovery with reduce swelling&rdquo; the brief note on Rea&rsquo;s social media pages reads. &ldquo;He is in a stable condition and recovering from the usual side effects from such a trauma. We are looking forward to a Speedy G recovery from him as we all know he is capable of it. Thanks for the support.&rdquo; Translated by Heather Watson New challenge for Danilo Petrucci: he&rsquo;ll race in the Endurance Series with Ducati       

Almost a week after his crash during practice at the 8 Hours, the British rider&rsquo;s family offers some comforting news

EWC: Gino Rea’s condition improves following his accident at Suzuka

After several fretful days, Gino Rea&rsquo;s family has finally issued a statement as to the British rider&rsquo;s condition following a serious accident at the Suzuka 8 Hours.  The statement from Rea&rsquo;s family   The update was published on Rea&rsquo;s own social media channels: &ldquo;We couldn&rsquo;t make a post earlier this is due to the Japanese culture as they do not release any news to media without the direct contact with the family first&quot;, the post reads. &quot;We arrived in Japan on 8th August at 8 pm with many thanks to the EWC, FIM, Suzuka Circuit, British Consulate and TSR racing team for all the help in arranging emergency visas for us&rdquo;.  &ldquo;At 2.30pm we had the opportunity to see Gino so we now have confirmation from the doctor about his condition&rdquo;, continues Gino&rsquo;s family. &ldquo;Gino was admitted to the intensive care unit on Saturday 6th August following an accident in Free Practice 2. He was concussed and sustained serious head injuries, he also has injuries to his left clavicle. He is still under sedation to reduce swelling on his brain and to control his temperature, he is due for another CT scan on Wednesday for a re-evaluation of his condition&rdquo;.  Message of thanks   The family thanks all those involved in helping Gino: &quot;Thank you for the excellent work from the Suzuka medics, helicopter crew and the hospital staff. Gino is very strong minded, lives life to the full and gives 100% to any situation. With him being so fit and healthy it will help him to a Speedy-G recovery. Thanks for all the support and messages. We will keep you updated as soon as we have any new information&rdquo;.  Don&rsquo;t give up, Gino.  Translated by Heather Watson  EWC, Aoki retires at 51: &ldquo;I felt like a rider until the very end&rdquo; 

An update as to the condition of the rider who was involved in an accident during the Suzuka 8 Hours

EWC, Rea&rsquo;s family: &ldquo;Gino has serious head injuries, but he&rsquo;s a fighter&rdquo;

After his 2020 Superstock 1000 comeback, Danny Kent has high hopes for the 2021 British Superbike championship, where he&rsquo;ll compete in Buildbase Suzuki colours alongside Gino Rea, who is reconfirmed following an excellent performance last season.  Steve Hicken&rsquo;s team will also be battling it out in the Superstock 1000 series, aiming for the national title with rider Tim Neave, a frontrunner already last year.  Kent: &quot;I&rsquo;m aiming for a spot in the Showdown&quot;   Danny Kent has had some tough seasons, both on and off track, but the English rider was brave enough to take a step back in order to relaunch.  &ldquo;I&rsquo;m really motivated and happy to be joining the Buildbase Suzuki team. My career has had both the highest highs and the lowest lows in recent years, with 2019 being a particularly low point. Last year I was able to take a step back and I had a good season in Superstock 1000, where I could spend more time learning how to get the best out of a 1000cc machine and prove to people I could still race a bike. I know I still have a lot of learning to do, but I&rsquo;m setting expectations high and would like to be in the Showdown at the end of the year&rdquo;.  Rea: &quot;We&rsquo;ll continue with last year&rsquo;s work&quot;   Gino Rea will continue on with the same team as last year, having moved over to Buildbase Suzuki to replace injured Keith Farmer following a complicated opening round with team Bike Devil.  &ldquo;I&rsquo;m really excited to be staying with Buildbase Suzuki for 2021. After joining them last year and seeing the progress we made, which resulted in leading my first BSB race with them, it&rsquo;s the perfect scenario to continue together and build on our hard work from last season&rdquo;.  Translated by Heather Watson  BSB: first laps aboard the BMW M1000RR for Peter Hickman 

The 2015 Moto3 world champion returns to the British series to ride the Buildbase Suzuki GSX-R1000R. He joins the re-confirmed Gino Rea

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EWC, Gino Rea continues to surprise: an update on his condition

EWC: Gino Rea’s condition improves following his accident at Suzuka

EWC, Rea’s family: “Gino has serious head injuries, but he’s a fighter”

BSB: Danny Kent returns to Superbike with Buildbase Suzuki