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Aprilia: “Marco Bezzecchi Couldn’t Avoid the Collision; Marc Marquez Moved in on Him"

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Massimo Rivola gave the race stewards an ironic round of applause after they decided not to penalise Marc Márquez in the Qatar sprint. The Aprilia boss has now explained his point of view
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Massimo Rivola (Aprilia) was upset that Marquez was not punished after the situation with Bezzecchi in the MotoGP sprint in Doha. "The incident would have earned a deeper analysis."

Aprilia Racing CEO Massimo Rivola has expressed his disagreement with the stewards' decision not to penalise Marc Márquez for his collision with Marco Bezzecchi during the sprint of the Qatar Grand Prix. Rivola ironically applauded the decision, insisting that the Spanish rider was the one who should have avoided the incident. During […] The entry Massimo Rivola defends Bezzecchi after the incident with Márquez in Qatar appeared first on Formula…

We left many points around, but I prefer to be in this condition than to have a slow bike and pilots. The fall in the Sprint is different: Bezzecchi has no fault whatsoever.

Massimo Rivola ironically applauded the commissioners after their decision not to penalize Marc Márquez during the sprint in Qatar. Aprilia's boss then explained his point of view....

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Aprilia Racing CEO Massimo Rivola has expressed his strong disagreement with the stewards' decision not to impose a penalty on Marc Marquez following his collision with Marco Bedzecki during Saturday's sprint for the Qatar Grand Prix.

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OA Sport broke the news on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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