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Several riders have called for MotoGP to address the problem of dangerous race starts after both Pecco Bagnaia and Fermin Aldeguer lost traction as the lights went out in the Austrian GP sprint
Several MotoGP riders have expressed concerns about the dangerous race starts, emphasizing the need for the issue to be addressed by the organizers to prevent potential disasters during the races.
The recent incidents involving Pecco Bagnaia and Fermin Aldeguer losing traction at the start of the Austrian Grand Prix sprint race highlighted the urgency of implementing safety measures to avoid such situations in the future.
Rider Luca Marini emphasized the importance of discussing these safety concerns in the safety commission meetings to find solutions and prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future.
The increasing use of ride height devices and specific race track configurations were identified as contributing factors to the difficulty in maintaining control at the start of the races.
Riders like Marini and Franco Morbidelli stressed the need for collective action from riders, teams, manufacturers, and race organizers to ensure the safety of all participants during race starts.
The incidents at the Austrian Grand Prix underscored the growing frequency of such dangerous situations, prompting calls for immediate action to address the issue before more serious accidents occur on the grid.
