Thailand MotoGP: Fabio Quartararo and Francesco Bagnaia react to Aron Canet’s claim that he was rejected due to his tattoos

Moto2 rider Aron Canet has claimed that he has been rejected by MotoGP teams 'of various categories' because of his tattoos, and has insisted his unique look does not make him a “worse person”.
Aron Canet, Moto2 race, San Marino MotoGP, 4 September
Aron Canet, Moto2 race, San Marino MotoGP, 4 September

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Francesco Bagnaia called it “strange” that teams may be biased against someone with lots of tattoos, but 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fabio Quartararo a🔥dmitted he understands why 𓄧some brands may have that attitude.

The Flexbox HP40 rider broke the bowtie which had become his trademark, then revealed to Spanish outlet that it was a messageꦬ to those who judged 🧜him for his tattoos.

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"The bow tie is a message to some people inside the paddock and outside it who have labeled me this or that thing without knowing me and for having tattoos, in a dis𒊎criminaꦯtory way,” he said. 

“You are not a🍃 better or worse person for having tattoos. Some saw me as a murderer for havꦫing my body tattooed, when in fact I am the same kid as when I was 16 years old and I did not wear them.

"We have the same gas with or without tattoos and I am the same person and the same elite athlete, the one who gets up in the morning to train at ho😼me, in Andorra, and having tattoos does not have to make you a better or worse person, the same𝓡 as wearing a bow tie.”

Aron Canet, Moto2, San Marino MotoGP, 2 September
Aron Canet, Moto2, San Marino MotoGP, 2 September

Ca൲net revealed how some teams opted against signing him due to his image.

“It turns out that we were in negotiations with several 🐟teams of various categories and some rejecte♚d me because I wore tattoos and more nonsense,” he claimed. 

“And🌜 outside the paddock I have also been crossed out as things without knowing me, because of my image. 

“I can understand that I like reggaeton and another likes hard rock, but that's why I don't treat him worse or I'm going to discriminate aဣgainst him.

"What I want to make clear is that by having tattoos you are not a worse person or a bad person, f💧ar from it. You are the same person.”

Aron Canet, Moto2, Japanese MotoGP, 24 September
Aron Canet, Moto2, Japanese MotoGP, 24 September

Quartararo, who also has large tattoos, was asked about Canet’s claims ahead of the Thai🍬land MotoGP and said: “For sure, he has a lot of tatt﷽oos!

“But I can understand, also, the teams.

“I knoཧw how, for some brands, ꦉit is important to have no tattoos. Some do not care.

“It is sad because he is a really strong rider.

“Hopefully, if he is ready to ღmove to MotoGP, I ho𓆉pe he finds someone.”

Bagnaia added: “I think it is♏ strange we haveꦑ problems like this.

“It doesn’t me꧙anꦅ anything if we have a lot of tattoos.

“For a team to reject you because you have tattoꦰos?♋ It is something I do not understand.”

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