Francesco Bagnaia has called on riders who still refuse to attend MotoGP Safety Commission meetings.
The Safety Commission gives MotoGP riders the chance to raise concerns on the Friday before each Grand Prix weekend and has been called an important tool to push for changes.
MotoGP has had some big crashes over the past few weeks. Jorge Martin has suffered a concussion in training at Barcelona before. Alex Marquez has had a major accident. During the Catalan Grand Prix.
Meanwhile, Marc Marquez had a broken leg. After a fatal crash at Le Mans.
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Francesco Bagnaia calls the riders who refuse to participate in the meetings of the MotoGP Safety Commission
Speaking ahead of this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix at Mugello, Bagnaya He still summoned the knights who refused to attend the meetings of the Security Commission.
As reported Speed weekBagnaya hinted that riders always have an explanation for not attending meetings.
“It’s only half an hour, but one says I have physiotherapy, the other says I’m working in the garage.”
Bagnaia has reportedly held talks with the likes of Luca Marini, Franco Morbidelli and Valentino Rossi during the events in Barcelona.
“That was not a good situation. We all have to be able to compete in the same conditions,” Bagnaia said after restarting the Barcelona race with a flat tire and a flat tire in qualifying.
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‘There is nothing to discuss’, says Fabio Quattararo at MotoGP Safety Commission meetings.
Bagnaya’s rally calls for more riders to attend Safety Commission meetings, but Yamaha star Fabio Quattararo has already said he won’t be attending.
The Frenchman went on to say that the damage to his health is due to the work he is doing and there is nothing to discuss.
As reported GPON, Every quarter “I’m not going, there’s nothing to discuss for me, it’s a competition.
“Obviously, if we’d been at home, it would never have happened, but everyone in the paddock knows we’re in a high-risk sport.
“And two weeks ago I think it was the first time in my life that we had two red flags. In Alex’s case there was no chance, but what happened to Zarco could happen, because it was the first corner.
In the end, I think it’s hard to start again, but it is, and we’re here for the competition, and we know that tomorrow it could be a leg, an arm or a serious injury. This is part of our job.
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