Jake Dixon’s MotoGP return at the Qatar Grand Prix was marked by a dramatic crash just moments into his first practice session, an incident that left the British rider deeply embarrassed and apologetic to Honda’s team manager Alberto Puig. Dixon, stepping in at the last minute to replace Joan Mir on the factory Honda RC213V…
The Donington Park weekend offered plenty of drama on the timing screens, but one of its most talked-about moments was away from the battle for the positions – a heated exchange between Jake Dixon and Miguel Oliveira during the warm-up session, which saw the British rider angrily point at his Portuguese rival. The incident, caught
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