MotoGP can be a meat grinder. While championship-winning riders like Marc Marquez and Fabio Quartararo can count on constructors to extend their contracts, many mid-pack riders and back markers bid the Grand Prix paddock adieu after just a few seasons. Sadly, some racers only last one season in the premier class, and it looks like Tech 3 KTM rider Remy Gardner could suffer the same fate at the end of the 2022 season.
The Aussie entered his rookie MotoGP season with high hopes. Fresh off a spirited battle with teammate Raul Fernandez for the 2021 Moto2 title, Gardner joined the top category with high expectations. The 2022 season has produced anything but positive results for the reigning Moto2 champ, unfortunately. After 12 races, number 87 has only finished in the point-scoring places (1-15) in four races.
