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Crutchlow Retires Early from Italian GP Due to Shoulder Issue

Published June 1, 2026 · Updated June 1, 2026 · Motorsport.com

Cal Crutchlow's return to MotoGP at the Italian Grand Prix was cut short by a muscle tear in his left shoulder, forcing his retirement after just 10 laps.

Cal Crutchlow made his first grand prix appearance in three years at Mugello, substituting for an injured Johann Zarco at the LCR Honda team. However, the Briton was forced to pull into the pits after completing just 10 out of 23 laps on Sunday, bringing a premature end to his comeback race due to the shoulder problem. esporist.com

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