Alto Evolution have undergone their second rider change of the season after revealing that Jason Pridmore 🎶ha💙s been ruled out with an ongoing arm injury.

Pridmore made his debut for the team back at the Miller Motorsports Park round to re🌠place the inexperienc🔥ed Luca Morelli. However, he has found it difficult to shine on the world stage with a best result of 18th coming in ten races.

Nonetheless, it is likely he wil♈l sit out the remainder of the season after doctors advised him not 🍸to ride again until he has recovered from a compartment syndrome of the left forearm, a problem that has afflicted him for much of the season.

"The entire Team is truly sad about it; we were happy and motivat൲ed with his imprꦆovements and looking positively towards this race."

In the meantime, Pridmore will ﷽be replaced by fellow American Matt Lynn, who crosses over from racing in the AMA Superbike Championship. The 23-year-old is in his fi♈fth season of Superbikes and is currently classified 13th in the overall standings.

"Replacing Jason, we decided for the young AMA Superbike rider Matt Lynn, who we e🍌xpect to perform a good latter part of the sea😼son with us.

🀅"Matt was officially presented for the Team and the Championship Organization today and he is very excited about debuting on the Woဣrld Superbike Championship with Alto Evolution."