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Three riders crashed out of the Barcelona MotoGP sprint race while leading, all in separate incidents. And there wasn’t a common cause
In the MotoGP’s Barcelona sprint race, only four riders crashed out, with three of them leading the race at the time of the incident. Trackhouse Aprilia’s Raul Fernandez and KTM’s Brad Binder both crashed out while in the lead, with Binder losing control just after seemingly dominating the race. Defending champion Pecco Bagnaia also crashed out on the final lap, missing out on a potential sprint victory. Fernandez took responsibility for his crash, acknowledging it was his mistake due to trying to compensate for lost time in the previous corner, showing maturity and acceptance. Despite the setbacks, Fernandez and Binder both found positives in their performances and expressed determination to improve and succeed in future races. Both riders admitted to making mistakes but remained optimistic about their progress and potential in the challenging MotoGP category.
