Fabio Quartararo Calls for Consistency After “Angry” Clash with MotoGP Marshals

Fabio Quartararo spoke out on Thursday ahead of the British Grand Prix in Silverstone about the penalty he received after his crash during the hectic MotoGP race in Le Mans. The Monster EnergyYamaha MotoGP Team rider was fined €2000 by race management and will have to sit out the first ten minutes of the […] The message Quartararo responds to his penalty in Le Mans: “I didn’t do anything stupid” appeared first on Racesport.nl.

Quartararo defends marshal clash as 'not stupid'

Fabio Quartararo says his actions which led to a penalty for disobeying marshals at the French Grand Prix were “not stupid” and says race direction needed to “understand what the marshals are doing". The factory Yamaha rider was fined and ordered to sit out the start of MotoGP practice at Silverstone as a punishment for "irresponsible" behaviour after his French Grand Prix crash.Having started from pole in front of his home crowd, Quartararo was…

Fabio Quartararo calls for consistency after “angry” clash with MotoGP marshals

Fabio Quartararo has called for more consistency and better alignment with regard to push-starting MotoGP bikes following his clash with marshals at the recent French Grand Prix.Despite his status as home hero at Le Mans, Quartararo’s race ended when he could not convince two marshals to agree to bump-start his Yamaha after his crash on lap four.Speaking to media ahead of this ...Keep reading

Quartararo questions consistency after clash with Le Mans MotoGP marshals

Fabio Quartararo has called for more consistency and better alignment with regard to push-starting MotoGP bikes following his clash with marshals at the recent French Grand Prix.Despite his status as home hero at Le Mans, Quartararo’s race ended when he could not convince two marshals to agree to bump-start his Yamaha after his crash on lap four.Speaking to media ahead of this ...Keep reading

For 10 minutes Fabio Quartararo has to watch in the Silverstone training. For him the culprits are clear: The track posts in Le Mans.