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SA's Binder brothers faced tough MotoGP season in 2022, albeit with mixed results

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The 2022 MotoGP season was a tough one for the Binder brothers. The two South Africans, Brad and Darren, waved a racing career in Mzansi goodbye as they sought the challenge and opportunities presented in Europe.And while both competed in the 2022 season - a dream they've been chasing together - the hype was a far cry from the reality of the situation.

Not because they were not good enough, no, but because of the unique challenges an uncompetitive bike presents.For Brad (27), who's been a MotoGP Red Bull KTM rider since 2020, the year was not what he had hoped.

Still, he kept his head down and raced to three podium finishes this past season. He also finished inside the top 10 in 14 of the 18 races.

Definitely consistent, but the bike's performance potential wasn't enough to challenge for the win."I have to take my hat off to the team.

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