Raul Fernandez slams "unprofessional" Marco Bezzecchi after dramatic Indonesia crash
Raul Fernandez has launched a scathing attack on Marco Bezzecchi after the pair crashed on their way into the first braking zone of the MotoGP sprint at Mandalika. Saturday began in the best possible way for Fernandez, who secured his first MotoGP pole position, but ended in disaster, with the Trackhouse rider on the ground, suffering a fractured finger and unsure whether he would be able to ...…
Raul Fernandez has delivered a harsh critique of Marco Bezzecchi following a dramatic crash at the MotoGP sprint in Indonesia. The Spaniard, who secured his first pole position, was involved in a collision that left him with a fractured finger and uncertain about his ability to start the next race. Fernandez accused factory Aprilia rider Marco Bezzecchi of deliberately causing the crash, as Bezzecchi ran wide and forced Fernandez towards the kerb.
As both riders leaned into the turn, Bezzecchi suddenly accelerated, losing grip and colliding with Fernandez. The Spaniard expressed his anger, stating that Bezzecchi's actions were unprofessional and that the incident left the door open for other riders to gain positions. Fernandez acknowledged that they had communicated their strategies beforehand, but felt betrayed by Bezzecchi's actions.
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