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How to remove a part of a Filename using bash

I have a some filenames that I would like to (ideally manually) rename using a bash script which is run every hour using crontab.

The Filenames are as such:

SeriesName v01 (Year) (Other irrelevant Data).ext
SeriesName v02 (Year) (Other irrelevant Data).ext
SeriesName v03 (Year) (Other irrelevant Data).ext
and so on

I would like to rename them to this :

SeriesName 01 (Year) (Other irrelevant Data).ext
SeriesName 02 (Year) (Other irrelevant Data).ext
SeriesName 03 (Year) (Other irrelevant Data).ext
and so on

The files are sometimes in subfolders How would I do this? I know that I can use find -type f -name '*.ext' to find all Files that match the extension I want, but how can I remove the v?

bash

rename

file-rename

batch-rename

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