168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Fabio Quartararo was critical of the stewards at the Italian MotoGP, insisting they have “never been racing”.

The Yamaha’s sp🌌r🎃int race at Mugello came to an early conclusion on the second lap, after he was taken out by Trackhouse’s Miguel Oliveira.

The clash was r꧙uled as a racing incident but Quartar🙈aro visited the stewards to hear their thoughts, before demanding better personnel.

“I wanted to talk to them just to explain a little bit but I'm talki๊ng to [a] wall,” Quartararo 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 neverꦕ been racing. So this is sad and I think we have to get people [who are] more proficient.

“I𝔍 wanted to see the stewards 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 maಌke a long lap here [or a] three-place grid penalty. But I have not seen any great move from [the stewardsꩵ].

“For me, Miguel made a mistake. Can happen, it happened to me, Aleix didn’t crash and I get꧑ a ♍long lap.”

Quartararo was referencing Assen 2022, when he was penalised even though he didn’t cause Aleix Espargaro🍒 to crash.

He said about the stewards𒐪: “For me, t🃏he job they are doing is not great.”

Quartararo revealed what the stewards said to him:♎ ꩵ“That [it] was a racing incident and when 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.

“Right now it's complicated. We have no data for the race, I was not 𒈔scoring any points anyway.

“I🐻t's just a question of improving how the system is working and we are not doing any step for that this weeke🥀nd.”

Yamaha boss Maio Meregalli described the Oliveira-Quartararo clash:&nbꦅsp;"This accident is quite borderline. We think that Miguel was a bit ambitio♎us in his actions."