Dominique Aegerter and Remy Gardner return to action at the legendary TT Circuit Assen in the Netherlands for Round 3 of the 2025 FIM Superbike World Championship, taking place from April 11–13.

After a consistent showing in Portimão, where the GYTR GRT Yamaha duo collected valuable points and displayed strong pace at the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve, the team heads to the Netherlands with renewed determination. The two-time WorldSSP Champion battled at the front, delivering solid performances, while Gardner showed competitiveness throughout the weekend.

After a consistent showing in Portimão, where the GYTR GRT Yamaha duo collected valuable points and displayed strong pace at the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve, the team heads to the Netherlands with renewed determination. The two-time WorldSSP Champion battled at the front, delivering solid performances, while Gardner showed competitiveness throughout the weekend.The Australian has fond memories of last year’s Dutch Round, where he secured his first WorldSBK podium after a remarkable weekend. His Swiss teammate also impressed, storming through the field in Race 2 to climb from 19th to seventh. Both riders are eager to shine once again at the iconic Assen circuit, aiming for a strong result.

The team this weekend will be joined by the brand new Terra&Vita GRT Yamaha WorldWCR Team, marking its debut to the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship with Sara Sánchez and Natalia Rivera, targeting to be regular contenders.ánchez e Natalia Rivera, con l’obiettivo di essere protagoniste sin dalle prime gare.

Following Friday’s free practice sessions and Superpole qualifying, Race 1 will take place on Saturday at 14:00 local time (CEST), with Race 2 scheduled for the same time on Sunday, following the Superpole Race at 11:00.

Dominique Aegerter:“It’s great to be back on track so soon, especially at such an iconic venue like the TT Circuit Assen. I have some really good memories here — with a strong Race 2 last year and a solid weekend in 2023 — so I’m confident we can put together another good performance on Dutch soil. We’ll push hard from the very first session, aiming to be fast and consistent while building on the positives from Portimão. Hopefully, the weather will be on our side, and I’m looking forward to seeing all the Dutch fans trackside.”

Remy Gardner: “Assen was a great round for us last year, and I’m hoping we can repeat that kind of weekend. Portimão didn’t end the way we wanted, and I’m still feeling a bit sore after the crash, but I see this as a great chance to bounce back. I’ll give it everything I’ve got to fight for a good result, especially at a track that could suit our bike. As always, getting off to a strong start will be key, and fingers crossed the weather plays along too.”