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Yamaha: 'No rush' to replace Rossi

By Charles Bradley

Saturday, June 5th 2010, 12:35 GMT

Yamaha's managing director of its MotoGP programme, Lin Jarvis, says there will be no rush to replace its injured susperstar Valentino Rossi, who broke his right leg in practice at Mugello earlier today

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