Jerez - MotoGP 2011 incident in Spain seems to be a concern. FIM World Motorsport Agency said it would evaluate the attitude of marshal after an incident Casey Stoner and Valentino Rossi.
In the race at Jerez last weekend, Rossi fell while trying menovertaking Stoner. As a result the Australian rider was getting impact because tersenggol motor Rossi.
However, Rossi was able to continue the race and eventually finish in fifth position. While Stoner is unable to continue the race, was upset by the attitude of the marshal.
Repsol Honda rider was getting unfair treatment from the marshal. Stoner actually have a chance to return to the track, but the marshal be busy helping Rossi.
"I think if there are more people pushing, there is a possibility I could go back onto the motor. But what should I do with it, "complained Stoner.
"This racing incident, just because he (Rossi) lost control in the corners. Very disappointing for me, but the worst was precisely the attitude of the marshal who helped me, "he continued.
Stoner's complaint was brought to the attention of the FIM. They will look back on the incident, but will not affect the results of the Spanish Grand Prix.
"Following nudge between Rossi and Stoner at the Spanish MotoGP in Jerez 2011 April 3, Leadership race decided to conduct a hearing with the Clerk of Course and the Chief Marshal to review the incident and heard the officer in charge," said FIM in a statement.
"The fact that the final decision of the leadership race will not affect the race outcome, the hearing will be conducted on Thursday, April 28th at Estoril, Portugal," he said
In the race at Jerez last weekend, Rossi fell while trying menovertaking Stoner. As a result the Australian rider was getting impact because tersenggol motor Rossi.
However, Rossi was able to continue the race and eventually finish in fifth position. While Stoner is unable to continue the race, was upset by the attitude of the marshal.
Repsol Honda rider was getting unfair treatment from the marshal. Stoner actually have a chance to return to the track, but the marshal be busy helping Rossi.
"I think if there are more people pushing, there is a possibility I could go back onto the motor. But what should I do with it, "complained Stoner.
"This racing incident, just because he (Rossi) lost control in the corners. Very disappointing for me, but the worst was precisely the attitude of the marshal who helped me, "he continued.
Stoner's complaint was brought to the attention of the FIM. They will look back on the incident, but will not affect the results of the Spanish Grand Prix.
"Following nudge between Rossi and Stoner at the Spanish MotoGP in Jerez 2011 April 3, Leadership race decided to conduct a hearing with the Clerk of Course and the Chief Marshal to review the incident and heard the officer in charge," said FIM in a statement.
"The fact that the final decision of the leadership race will not affect the race outcome, the hearing will be conducted on Thursday, April 28th at Estoril, Portugal," he said
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