Aoyama replaces Yonny Hernández at Valencia MotoGP

The team Blusens Avintia in the MotoGP World Championship will have news ahead of the Valencia Grand Prix, as it seems everything points to the rider Hiroshi Aoyama being the replacement for Yonny Hernández at the final event of the premier class season.

Hernández, who was injured in Japan, will not be able to take part in this weekend’s round in Australia, where he will be replaced by Kris McLaren, but the Colombian will not be ready for the final event of the season at the Circuit de Cheste either, where he will initially be replaced by the Japanese rider, Hiroshi Aoyama.

The Japanese rider knows the Championship perfectly well, being the 250cc World Champion in 2009, and after a somewhat difficult spell in the World Superbike Championship, he will now be in this last round of the MotoGP season. Furthermore, there is much talk about the possibility that the Japanese rider could be one of the strongest options to complete the team’s line-up for 2013 in the premier class, alongside the almost confirmed signing of Héctor Barberá for next season.

Therefore, we will see how Aoyama adapts to the Avintia CRT, a new category for him, and it will not be easy, but it will undoubtedly be an interesting test if his signing by this team for next season alongside Barberá is confirmed.

What do you think of the possible return of Aoyama?

Hiroshi’s season in SBK has not been what was expected, he has not managed to fully adapt to this championship, and the possibility of returning to the Championship opens up once again for one of the legendary Japanese riders of the World Motorcycle Championship.

Source | Telecinco TV