168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Johann Zarco has launched a blistering criticism of Freddie Spencer after the Spanish MotoGP.

Zarco’s clash with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Aleix Espargaro on Sunday at Jerez was deem🐈ed a racing incident by the FIM stewards.

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But the LCR Honda has revealed he was “kicked out” of a hearing after the race for an extraordinary rant at Spencer, th🎶𒈔e chief steward.

“[Spencer] was looking at me like he wanted to know what I wanted,” Zarco wa🐟s quoted by .

“He wanted for me to complain about Aleix.

"I said 'I will not complai𝕴n' but I said to him he is not good for this job b🍎ecause he doesn't take the right decision in the right moments.

"So, 'don't ask me what you have to do'."

Zarco was a🐟sked if he felt like Spencer was waiting for him to decide what to do about the clash with Espargaro.

"It seems it is like this,” Zarco said.

“I went to the race direction and he was looking at us, because I was with Aleix, like we 🐻are two children and they want to do a moral lesson.

"But 'no Freddie, maybe you have a lot o𝄹f passion but you don't take the right decisions. You are not in the righ🎐t place'.

"Aleix today, it's just a pity that we crasඣhed and just everything after was wrong.

“And I repeat Freddie Spencer is not the rꦿight guy in this place."

The stewards had been criticised 24 hours earlier, after the sprint race at Jerez, b🔯y Joan Mir.

Mir was unhappy that Marc Marquez w🦹as merely ꦇpenalised with a one-place drop after contact between them.

Mir referred back to a year earlier whᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚen he similarly clattered Fabio Quartararo but was given 🌳a double long lap penalty for the next day’s grand prix.

Francesco Bagnaia🌱 also criticised the stewards' verdict after Saturday's sprint race when Brad Binder wꦇent unpunished for their collision.

The Zarco-Espargaro clash was one of three moments of contact during Sunday’s Spanish MotoGP which thꦫe stewards did not deem worthy of punishment.