Martin Penalised for MotoGP Pile-up that Took Bezzecchi Out
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Ducati’s Catalan driver overcame Pedro Acosta in an intense duel that marks his first victory since Misano last September
As soon as the MotoGP race was shot, when the group faced the braked access to curve 1, Jorge Martín lost control of his bike and caused a multiple accident in which Marco Bezzecchi, Fabio Di Giannantonio and Raúl Fernández were also involved. The four abandoned the Hungarian Grand Prix race. The first three of the championship were left unrated, a circumstance that Marc Márquez used to win and cut points in the general race.
Massimo Rivola condemns Jorge Martín's costly error in dramatic Aprilia MotoGP crash
Aprilia Racing’s Nightmare at Hungarian GP: CEO Massimo Rivola Breaks Silence on Jorge Martín’s Devastating First-Lap Blunder In a stunning reversal of fortune, Aprilia Racing has been plunged into crisis following a calamitous opening corner incident at the Hungarian Grand Prix, shattering the high hopes inspired by their triumphant Mugello weekend just days earlier. The Italian manufacturer, fresh off a historic victory and a sensational one-t…
According to Aprilia, Martin and Bezzecchi suffered only bruises, no breaks Double long-lap penalty at the next Grand Prix in Brno Four more riders went to the ground, Martin stayed 20 points behind Bezzecchi Shortly after the start in Balaton it was clear that this race day would be remembered mainly because of a single moment.In the first turn Martin lost control of his machine and triggered a chain reaction that affected several top drivers. …
The MotoGP is experiencing its most violent start crash in Hungary. Causer Jorge Martin is punished, an accident opponent does not go far enough.
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