LCR Honda: Cal Crutchlow to start in place of Johann Zarco in Germany too
Briton Cal Crutchlow is set to make another MotoGP appearance at the German Grand Prix at the Sachsenring. He will once again stand in for the injured regular rider Johann Zarco in the LCR Honda team.
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Cal Crutchlow will also stand in for Johann Zarco with the LCR Honda team at the German Grand Prix (10–12 July). The 40-year-old Briton is set to contest his fifth race weekend of the 2026 MotoGP season at the Sachsenring. The veteran rider also competed in the Grands Prix at Mugello, Balaton Park, Brno and Assen.
Crutchlow has failed to score any points in his appearances so far this year. At the Assen Grand Prix, he narrowly missed out on the points, finishing 16th.
Crutchlow has recorded three Grand Prix victories and 19 podium finishes in his MotoGP career – three of them at the Sachsenring. He secured his last podium at the German Grand Prix in 2019 with a third-place finish – it was his penultimate top-three result in MotoGP.
Johann Zarco sustained injuries to his anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments and his medial meniscus, as well as a minor fracture to his fibula, in the devastating crash in Barcelona. The Frenchman is currently working on his comeback.
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