Alex Marquez: Decision to travel to Qatar should not be made right now
With two weeks to go until the Qatar Grand Prix, MotoGP riders continue to express their misgivings about the championship's intention to race in a region affected by an armed conflict. While some riders, such as Marc Marquez, avoided talking about the issue, most subscribed to the argument that 'if MotoGP decides to go to Qatar, it will be because safety is guaranteed'. Ahead of this ... Keep…
MotoGP riders have voiced their concerns about the decision to hold the Qatar Grand Prix, despite the race still being two weeks away. Alex Marquez, in particular, believes it would be premature to make the final call on the matter just yet. Every day, the situation in Qatar appears to deteriorate further, and he insists that the championship should wait for a clearer picture before making a decision.
The Moroccan race course is renowned, but Marquez and his fellow riders prioritize the health and safety of the participants above all else. Jorge Martin, the championship leader, remains hopeful that the race will take place, citing the circuit's appeal and the championship's commitment to ensuring everyone's safety.
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