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Details Emerge on Which MotoGP Riders Want to Race in Qatar

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19 of the 22 riders don’t want to race this weekend in Qatar

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Despite the insecure situation in the Middle East, the MotoGP is holding on to Qatar's Grand Prix, in the paddock there is severe abdominal pain, Yamaha remains at home.

JPNN.com - MotoGP's decision to maintain the 2026 Qatar race schedule has sparked objections from a number of racers.

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This is probably the most controversial race weekend in years. The MotoGP grill will land in Doha in the next few hours to compete for the Qatar Grand Prix. However, members will be missing both on the grill and in the paddock. The situation in the Middle East is most delicate after the outbreak of the war between Iran and the United States and Israel, so Yamaha already announced after the race in Malaysia that he will not be present at the even…

Pramac Racing rider Jack Miller has expressed his concerns about the continuation of the Qatar Grand Prix, scheduled for November 6-8. According to him, 19 of the 22 MotoGP riders are not ready to take part in the race in the current geopolitical circumstances. In recent weeks, the riders have met […] The post Jack Miller expresses his opposition to the Qatar race: “Nobody wants to go, but we face sanctions” appeared first on FormulaRapida.net.

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GPone.com broke the news on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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