168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fabio Quartararo was critical of the stewards at the Italian MotoGP, insisting they have “never been racing”.

The Yamaha’s sprint race at Mugello came to an early conclusion on the seco🍃nd lap, after he was taken out by🃏 Trackhouse’s Miguel Oliveira.

The clash was ruled as a racing incident but Quartararo visited the stewards to hear their thoughts, 🌠before demanding better🌺 personnel.

“I wanted to talk to them just to explain a liꩲttle bit but I'm talking to [a] wall,” Quar𓆉tararo is quoted by .

“I go out more confused than when I come.

“But it's not bad. It looks like I'm talking to someone that has never been racing. So this is sad and I thin🐈k we have to get people [who are] more proficient.

“I wanted to see the stew👍ards not to get a penalty for Miguel. But just to realise that they are not doing a good job.

“I'm not here to say he has to make a long lap here [or a] three-place grid ไpenalty. But I have not seen any great move from [the stewards].

“For me, Miguel made a mistake. Can happen, it happened to mꦍe, Aleix didn’t crash and I get a long lap.”

Quartararo was referenc🌌ing Assen 2022, when he was penalised even thougꦐh he didn’t cause Aleix Espargaro to crash.

He said about the stewards: “For me, the job they are doing is🐭 not great.”

Quartararo revealed what the stewards said to him: “That [it] was a racing incident and w🌺hen I did it, it was too optimistic [to] overtake. So they play a little bit with the words.

“I don't💖 want any penalty for Miguel. We just have to realise; because if I'm playing for the championship and this happens to me, and someone is not getting a penalty, it's not the same.

“Rꦦight now it's complicated. We have no data for the 𝐆race, I was not scoring any points anyway.

“It𒅌's just a question of improving how the system is working and we are not doing any step for that this week꧋end.”

Yamaha🌺 boss Maio Meregalli described tꦿhe Oliveira-Quartararo clash: "This accident is quite borderline. We think that Miguel was a bit ambitious in his actions."