Jules Cluzel announces his retirement at the end of 2022 WorldSSP season

7 September 2022

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The GMT94 Yamaha rider announced on Wednesday 7th September that he wanted to end his professional motorbike career at the end of the 2022 season. This is always a very difficult decision to make, especially for a rider who is still able to fight at the front. The entire GMT94 team would like to congratulate Jules on his incredible career, as well as for all the emotions he has brought to his team and the French fans. With 24 wins and 62 podiums to his name, Jules Cluzel will give his all in the last six rounds to add great results to these impressive statistics. He will be able to count on the relentless investment of his team, to finish this year in the best way possible. Indeed, with 7 wins and 21 podiums since his arrival at GMT94 in 2019, Jules has undoubtedly marked the history of GMT94 Yamaha. A big thank you Jules, and see you this weekend for Jules’ last weekend in World Supersport, on his home ground, at the Magny-Cours circuit.

Here is the official press release from Jules Cluzel:

Dear faithful supporters,

Since my last injury at Donington, I have been wondering about my future…
My heel injury wasn’t very serious in itself, but it is on my arthritic ankle and that’s why I had to observe a long convalescence.
I rode in Carole yesterday, everything is fine, but I have decided not to do it again next year.
I look at my little daughter Kimie, and it is mainly her and the good moments I wish to spend with her in possession of my physical means that led me to this decision, which was really not easy to take, as I like racing so much and I still feel fast.
It is also true that the results have not matched my motivation for several years and the future prospects are no more guaranteed.
You can count on me to give my best for the end of the season, I hope that these last races will be the occasion to add some very good results to my palmares.
I would like to thank all the people who have supported me and I look forward to seeing my fans this weekend in Magny-Cours.

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