        Luca Bernardi and team Barni have taken the mutual decision to compete at the upcoming Most SBK round before making a pit stop in preparation for future rounds. Taking advantage of the five-week break between races, the San Marino rider will undergo an important operation. From Magny-Cours 2021 to Magny-Cours 2022: a fresh start  After Most, the championship will head to Magny-Cours. It was in France that Luca was caught up in a scary accident last year, one that had everyone fearing the worst. Luckily, the young San Marino rider suffered only bad fractures and sustained no life-threatening injuries. And now, so that he can improve his performance aboard the Ducati of Marco Barnab&ograve;&rsquo;s team, the SBK rookie will have his spinal implant comprising plates and screws removed. Recovery is expected to be in the region of 30 days, with Luca commenting: &ldquo;The team and I have taken this decision to ensure that I can adapt to the bike even sooner, without any limitation from a physical standpoint. I&rsquo;m trying to change my riding style and to do so, we&rsquo;ve decided to remove this variable. Operating now will also allow me to gradually resume certain types of training that I couldn&rsquo;t do until now due to my physical situation.&rdquo; Translated by Heather Watson WorldSBK, new rider for Pedercini: international debut for Ryan Vickers at Most       

<p>In agreement with team Barni, the San Marino rider will compete at Most before undergoing surgery to remove the spinal implant inserted after his accident at Magny-Cours in 2021</p>

WorldSBK, surgery planned for Luca Bernardi

        While awaiting some reassuring news about Luca Bernardi, who was seriously injured at Magny-Cours and hospitalised having fractured his T12 vertebra, we pre-announce the possible arrival of Randy Krummenacher to the CM Racing team, the squad that supports the number 29 rider in the world championship. While Luca needs treatment and rest &ndash; in the hope he can be back on the bike as soon as possible - the Yamaha R6 will, in the meantime, be entrusted to the 2019 champion, who won the title with Evan Bros. Randy would thus &lsquo;leave&rsquo; EAB, the team for which he has competed as far as the French round. If there are no surprises (and although we would like to see Bernardi able to return before the end of the season), it looks likely that the Krummenator will round out the season, with the Barcelona-Jerez-Portim&aacute;o triple-header just around the corner. And if the calendar remains as is, this will be followed up with rounds in Argentina and Indonesia. Translated by Heather Watson WorldSBK: Lachlan Epis the new team Pedercini rider       

<p>The Swiss rider would leave EAB Racing and move to the CM team, taking the place of injured Italian rider Luca</p>

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WorldSBK, surgery planned for Luca Bernardi

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