Brad Binder might have a reputation as one of the most aggressive yet clean racers in MotoGP, but the Indonesian GP was an exception – as he received two long lap penalties for irresponsible riding, which he accepts he deserved
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Four MotoGP riders risk penalties under new rule after Indonesia
Four more MotoGP riders are now racing time penalties in future races after having been found in breach of the tyre pressure regulations during the Indonesian Grand Prix at Mandalika
BővebbenMartin’s ‘just statistics’ crash dismissal ignores how costly it is
Jorge Martin shrugged off the crash from the Indonesian Grand Prix lead that handed a huge present to MotoGP championship rival Pecco Bagnaia. But make no mistake, says Valentin Khorounzhiy, this was hugely costly
BővebbenCiting Hamilton’s ‘role model’ status is a troubling FIA move
The way the FIA has framed its decision to “revisit” Lewis Hamilton’s punishment for crossing the circuit after his Qatar Grand Prix retirement is unhelpful, argues Edd Straw
BővebbenFIA ‘revisiting’ Hamilton’s Qatar track crossing punishment
The FIA has announced it is “revisiting the incident in which Lewis Hamilton crossed a live track during the Qatar Grand Prix” following his first-lap clash with Mercedes Formula 1 team-mate George Russell
BővebbenMotoGP title swing: Martin crashes from lead, Bagnaia wins from 13th
The 2023 MotoGP world championship fight transformed again as Pecco Bagnaia came from 13th on the grid to victory in the Indonesian Grand Prix after Jorge Martin crashed out of a comfortable lead
BővebbenF1’s supposed bogeyman doesn’t deserve its reputation
Pirelli is, often, the part of Formula 1 that everyone loves to berate. So it’s little surprise its extended deal as tyre supplier was met by groans in some quarters. But some stereotypes about its role just aren’t right – so is the criticism fair?
BővebbenMotoGP riders poised to launch union with Guintoli as leader
The MotoGP grid seems to be finally making big steps towards unionising, with Sylvain Guintoli tapped to lead the organisation
BővebbenEspargaro/Binder crash shows MotoGP stewards serious about change
Aleix Espargaro was clearly at fault in ending ruling himself and Brad Binder out of the MotoGP podium battle in the Indonesia sprint – but he rightly went unpenalised
BővebbenDucati is forsaking team orders again. This time it’s right
For the second year in a row Ducati has resisted using team orders to help Pecco Bagnaia’s title bid. Last year that was arguably questionable – this year it’s undoubtedly the right thing to do
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