Fabio Di Giannantonio sends a quick message to Alex Marquez after winning the Catalan Grand Prix

After a bike problem, Acosta suddenly slowed down in the race for the top 10 and Marquez had no time to avoid contact at high speed.

Fabio Di Giannantonio: ‘We are people and we are at risk’

The race was later red-flagged after Luca Marini, Yohan Zarco and Francesco Bagnaia crashed at the first corner. After restarting, By Giantantonio He beat Joan Mir and Pedro Acosta to claim his second MotoGP victory.

Di Giannantonio was caught in Marquez’s melee, the tire knocking him off his VR46 bike and leaving him with obvious discomfort in hand.

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Speaking at Parc Ferme, he said the race was a reminder of the dangers drivers face every Grand Prix weekend. LCR Zarco was taken to hospital with leg injuries.

“At first, I was very worried about all the drivers that happened,” said Di Giantantonio. “Today was not an easy day for everyone.

I hope Alex is ok. We are lucky. We know our sport is amazing, we try to put on an amazing show, but we are human and we are at risk.

“I really hope everyone is okay, Yohan, I see Peko is a little hurt and Alex too.”

Fermin Aldegar gave the podium to Alex Marquez for the Catalan Grand Prix

Stage finalists Joan Mir and Fermin Aldeguerre were also thinking about Marquez.

“I wish Johan and Alex the best and we hope to see them at Mugello,” Mir said.

“This race belongs to all my people and also to my teammate, I hope he’s okay,” Aldeguer said.

Aldeguer missed the season opener in Thailand after breaking his femur in the winter.

Ducati was not already Marc Marquez The world champion in Barcelona last weekend after two surgeries. The team opted not to replace him, with test rider Niccolò Bulega unavailable due to World Superbike commitments.

18 of the 22 drivers split at the end, with Ine Bastianini retiring with technical problems and Pedro Acosta being taken out by Ai Ogura in the final corner.