MotoGP riders resigned to Qatar GP as series monitors safety situation
MotoGP riders showed their resignation at having to travel to Qatar, with Carlos Ezpeleta insisting that MotoGP is monitoring the situation in the Middle East
MotoGP is set to continue planning for the Qatar Grand Prix in November, despite the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, with the championship closely monitoring the situation. The race, originally scheduled for April, has been postponed to November, pushing back the Portuguese and Valencia Grands Prix by a week. Despite the missile attack on a plane in Saudi Arabia, MotoGP remains committed to holding the event, prioritizing the safety of staff and fans.
Riders have mixed feelings about the situation, with some expressing concern, while others are confident in the safety measures in place.
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