Maverick Viñales has said MotoGP riders have no real choice about racing in the Qatar Grand Prix, speaking after the Malaysian GP. The Tech3 KTM rider believes that staying away from Losail would lead to punishment.
Only two MotoGP riders willing to race in Qatar amid Middle East tensions, insider reveals
The Qatar Grand Prix is now the biggest question in MotoGP. Riders have reportedly voted heavily against going and sent legal letters to their teams, while Carlos Ezpeleta heads to Doha for guarantees. Marc Marquez leads Jorge Martin by ten points after a cancelled Phillip Island finale, and Martin is racing the clock to reach…
MotoGP Riders Deliver Ultimatum: Refuse to Race in Qatar Amid Middle East Conflict
Pecco Bagnaia revealed that MotoGP officials made the controversial decision to cancel the Australian Grand Prix’s main race at Phillip Island without consulting the riders, a move that has sparked debate over transparency and rider input. The iconic circuit’s final MotoGP appearance was marred by relentless rain and high winds, forcing organisers to abandon the…
MotoGP Riders Demand Concrete Safety and Evacuation Assurances Ahead of Qatar GP Amid Geopolitical Tensions
MotoGP riders react to controversial new starting grid rules affecting race dynamics and safety The MotoGP paddock has been in the news since the introduction of two significant changes to the starting grid rules, unveiled during the Dutch Grand Prix and first implemented at the Sachsenring before the summer break. These adjustments – an increase
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