Marc Marquez’s Dutch Grand Prix was marred by a late move from Fabio Di Giannantonio, reminiscent of team owner Valentino Rossi.
In the closing stages Dutch Grand Prixof Ducati Drivers were fighting for P4. By Giantantonio He dived late in the final chicane. Both ran wide after making contact Marquez Take it to the gravel.
Diggia was given a long time penalty, but still managed to come to P4. Marquez crossed the line in sixth but was later dropped to P7 for track infringements behind Enea Bastianini.
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Neil Hodgson says Fabio Di Gianntonio’s move on Marc Marquez is a ‘carbon copy’ of Valentino Rossi.
The pair don’t see eye to eye in MotoGP. Marquez clashed with Giannantonio in COTAIt caused tension between the rivals.
Many may see it as a continuum. Marquez’s unknown rivalry with RossiFor the Italian team with Digia Racing. In fact Neil Hodgson He presented comparisons between VR46 In the year In 2015, the Cavaliers’ great trip to the back of the team’s owner.
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In the bad season Rossi’s ‘hit’ on Marquez at SepangThe pair also came to blows at Assen, with the former running wide of the latter in the same chicane. Hodgson felt Di Giannantonio’s try was a ‘carbon copy’ of his boss.
“It was like that,” he said. TNT Sports 2 (28/6, 2:41 PM). “It was going back in time, what year was 2015? Look at the action! I mean, it’s late from Digia.
“Mark tried to toughen him up, and he was a carbon copy, and it was good to see.
“We knew that Digia and Marc weren’t going to go in. It was a tough move, it was borderline, if you look at what we learned from the first race of the year, I thought maybe it was more of a penalty for Digia.”
“It’s the relationship, the bike won’t stop. If you watch Diggia, he’ll run off the track, but all’s fair in love and war.”
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Rossi has clashed with Marquez several times in 2015, such as at Assen and Sepang.
Marc Márquez agrees with Asean’s race-oriented decision on penalties.
Márquez protested a little about the punishment and the decision made in the direction of the race. Di Giantantonio pointed out that he was punished for cutting Chica, not for meeting him.
In the end, the Ducati rider agreed with the verdict TNT Sports 2” I mean, he understood that the race direction was a racing event, because he was penalized not for the contact, but for cutting the chicane.
“So, race direction says this is a racing event, so I just agree with them.”
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