MotoGP, Australia, Alex Marquez: “what Joan Mir said to my face did not correspond to what he then told the media”

MotoGP, Australia, Alex Marquez: “what Joan Mir said to my face did not correspond to what he then told the media”
MotoGP, Australia, Alex Marquez: “what Joan Mir said to my face did not correspond to what he then told the media”

Team Gresini driver Alex Marquez heads into a crucial weekend at the Australian Grand Prix, while dealing with the fallout from his recent clash with Joan Mir in Japan. The Spaniard, visibly annoyed by the media coverage of the incident, expressed his frustrations with Mir’s reaction after their contact on track, which led to a penalty for the younger Marquez.

« When Joan spoke to the press, I was surprised by his words », explained Alex
Marquez
. « After the incident, I went to see him in his box at Honda, and he told me not to worry, that everything was fine. Ensuite, I was shocked to read his statements to journalists.

He adds: “ I think Mir got heated when he spoke to the pressbecause he spoke foolishly saying he was hit from behind like a missile. What he said to my face did not match what he said afterwards. I don’t really know what his version is.. »

Alex Marquez :
« since this accident in Aragon, I had dizziness due to an ear problem »

Besides the controversy with Mir, Marquez also criticizes the
Race Direction for the “long lap” sanction imposed on him. “ They told me I ruined Joan’s race, but look what happened with jack miller in mandalika. He eliminated three drivers and received no such sanction. This inconsistency makes me angry. »

In addition to these challenges, the Spanish rider recently faced hearing problems and dizziness, resulting from a crash during the MotoGP Grand Prix in Aragon. “ Since this accident, I have had dizziness due to an ear problem. I finally had the opportunity to have medical exams between races, and luckily, I’m much better now. I arrive at Phillip Island ready to give my best. »

Pour Alex Marquezthis weekend at
Phillip Island is not only a chance to bounce back from recent incidents, but also to show that he is capable of overcoming obstacles and fully concentrating on the competition, even with a penalty to deal with in the race.

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