Remy Gardner talks about coronavirus and quarantine
“Situation is not ideal, but I hope everyone stays safe during this difficult time” Moto2 rider Remy Gardner comments on the current worldwide situation and updates us on what he will be spending his time doing now that he is cooped up at home.
‘I was lucky enough to be able to still to get to my workshop and kept myself busy working on the cars and bikes.’
Mixing trials riding in his back garden to tinkering with cars in his garage, Remy Gardner would of course prefer to be back on track fighting for the FIM Moto2 World Championship, but with the current Coronavirus pandemic affecting us all he is doing all he can to remain fit and focused for when racing resumes.
A strong fifth in the season opener in Qatar, Remy should have raced in several other events but with races being postponed he, like everyone else, is uncertain when he will be back on track.
Like many other riders at this point in time, Remy is very uncertain when he will see the racing action return.
Speaking from his home in Spain he had this to say:
Remy Gardner: “In the first two weeks of quarantine here in Spain I was lucky enough to be able to still to get to my workshop and kept myself busy there working on the cars and bikes. Unfortunately, this week the Spanish government passed a new law which means only essential businesses can operate so I am now stuck at home.
“I have been sorting all the things that you never have time to do while the races are on and I’m getting lots of exercise. I brought my trials bike home, so I have been playing around on that in the garden and I’ve even been cooking! Like everyone is probably feeling, it’s not a fun situation for any of us but I hope that everyone stays safe, that things improve and that we can go racing again soon!”
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