Sylvain Guintoli has shared the heartbreaking news that doctors diagnosed his youngest son with cancer. The 2014 World Superbike champion, who currently serves as a test rider for BMW and works as a TV analyst for TNT Sports, announced the news in a heartfelt statement.
“I am devastated to say that our youngest son has been diagnosed with cancer,” Guintoli said. “Our little boy is fighting like a champ, and our family is united to support him.”
Due to the challenging circumstances, Guintoli will be unable to attend the final World Endurance Championship race of the season, as well as several upcoming MotoGP races with TNT Sports.
In his statement, Guintoli expressed gratitude for the support he has received during this difficult time. “We want to thank the NHS Children’s Oncology team, BMW, North One, and WBD for their support,” he said.
Guintoli’s career includes a notable stint as the 2014 World Superbike champion and a recent role in helping BMW achieve their best-ever finish at the Suzuka 8 Hours race. His contributions extend beyond the track, as he provides expert analysis for MotoGP coverage on TNT Sports.
The racing community has rallied around Guintoli and his family, sending messages of support. TNT Sports’ Suzi Perry expressed heartfelt wishes, saying, “We want to send all our love to Sylvain, Caroline, and family. We hope the treatment goes well.”
Neil Hodgson, a colleague and fellow analyst, added, “Little Luca is fighting like a trooper. We’re all sending our love and positive thoughts.”
Everyone at Crash.net also extends their thoughts and support to Guintoli and his family during this challenging time.
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