Carlo Pernat says MotoGP doesn’t look ‘professional’ even at Brazilian Grand Prix

The long-awaited return to MotoGP turned out to be a disappointing weekend for the sport and the circuit as the series entered the weekend.

On Saturday, just minutes before Moto3 qualifying, a sinkhole opened at the start, forcing him to finish on the Goiania circuit. Sprint race To be greatly delayed.

This was followed by further on-track problems on Sunday when the tarmac began breaking up and shortened the MotoGP race by eight laps minutes earlier. Grand Prix It was about to begin.

Carlo Pernat shares his thoughts on the Brazilian Grand Prix.

After the 2026 Brazilian Grand Prix, Carlo Pernat He shared his thoughts on the show. GPONAnd he was very critical of how the weekend was going.

The Italian believes that the MotoGP was not conducted in a ‘professional’ manner because of the issues the track action at the Goiania circuit showed throughout the weekend.

Pernat said, “For the World Championships in

“Everybody knows it’s going to rain, a well, a well should not be opened in an unprepared district, it’s crazy, it shouldn’t happen and it’s never happened before.”

“Then on top of that, six minutes before the start of the Grand Prix, when everyone was on the grid, they saw the direction of the race, the circuit gave way, and they cut eight laps. So they raced on bikes that weren’t set up properly.

“If you want to jump in quality, I mean it’s not professional. This is a jump in quality, like backwards.”

The MotoGP paddock responded to the issues of the Brazilian Grand Prix

On Sunday, the Brazilian Grand Prix was shortened to eight laps, with the riders sitting on the starting grid, leaving many in shock and panic before the race.

David Tardozzi is seen getting angry at Carlos Izpeleta. After the decision is made. Tardozzi discussed the controversy, saying, “It was a shock, because we didn’t know until the last five or six minutes, and, well, maybe there had to be a reason for the organizers to make that decision.”

After winning the Sprint race on Saturday Marc Marquez discusses his anger about the delays. on Saturday due to the visible sink hole.

Marquez said, “There were times when I was even angry, because it’s very difficult for a driver to connect, disconnect, connect, disconnect. We had our ritual before.”