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MotoGP riders explain what they encountered in the remarkable 12-lap sprint race at Jerez – as 15 of them hit the deck.
The MotoGP Spanish Grand Prix sprint turned chaotic due to track conditions causing crashes for over 60% of the grid during the 12-lap event. Only 15 out of 25 riders managed to finish the race, with five of them continuing after picking up a crashed bike. Despite heavy rain prior, the race was declared dry, leading to challenging conditions with hidden damp patches causing frequent falls. Multiple crashes occurred, including simultaneous ones involving Enea Bastianini, Brad Binder, and Alex Marquez battling for the podium. Concerns arose over the visibility of these wet patches, raising questions and frustrations among riders, with calls for race direction to intervene. Ultimately, the challenging conditions led to a dramatic and unpredictable race outcome, sparking debate and reflection among competitors.
