Moto2: Rory Skinner dismissal has ‘not gone down well’ - Michael Laverty

Skinner, who was signed to a two-year deal in Moto2 before the 2023 campaign began, will not see o♌ut his contract after being🃏 axed by the American team.
Skinner has not had the easiest of rookie seasons, but it remains a bizarre decision given the☂ talent Skinner has shown, particularly in British Superbike.
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But with the American Racing Te💙am having already axed Sean Dylan Kelly at the mid-season point, it’s probably no surprise that they felt comfortable enough to dismiss Skinner for Marcos Ramirez.
But Laverty has since voiced his opinion, saying: “It’s not gone down well on social media♐, especialᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚly with British fans. It’s never black and white.
“So many factors at play, when it comes down🧸 to it. A contract will always have get-out clauses, performance clauses, and if you haven’t reached them? Then th♒ere’s a potential to split.
“Even though the presཧs release says ‘mutual decision’, it never is mutual. It is always one side exercising the poin📖t in the contract.
“We all feel for Rory. From the team’s point of view? When Marcos is putting it on the podium, it’s haಞrd to argue.
“As long as they pu🦋t this deal together, that they’re talking about, to give hi🎀m a lifeline in the Moto2 European Championship, and some wildcards in GPs.
“Whether Rory decides to go back down the Superbik🥀e route? It’s late in the day for him.”