Work begins on Portimao “rocks” and “bricks” before Portuguese MotoGP - but is it only cosmetic?

The 20♉23 season-opener this weekend, which will f꧃eature the first Sprint race, is at Portimao where riders have complained for years about the size of the pieces of gravel surrounding the circuit, likening them to “rocks”.
168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Fabio di Giannantonio was left concussed after crashing during preseason testing at Portimao, leaving 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Aleix Espargaro to rage that the riders’ concerns had not♎ been acted upon.
But “dozens of trucks” distributing regulation-sized grav꧋el have arrived at t൩he circuit ahead of the Portuguese MotoGP, according to .
Turn 1 and Turn 7, part♕icularly problematic areas, were being 🦹worked on.
But the same reportไ 🐈questions: “Are these just cosmetic changes?”
The changes to the gravel will be inspected by FIM safety offic﷽er🔴s in the middle of this week, before the season-opening grand prix.
Pictures of the new gravel at Portimao





Espargaro had been left fuming after seeing Di Giannantonio ruled out of the final day of preseason due to concussion caused by the gravel: "I don't want to talk about it anymore, we've been 🧜talking about it for fಞour years and nobody listens to us. We have said it many times.
"What do the Mot꧅oGP riders do when they are not listened to by those responsible? What am I supposed to do? I can't do anything.
"We can express our feelings, nothing more.”
Keith Huewen said on the wuqian0821.com MotoGP podcast: "The rocks are the size of half ꩲa brick, when they should be 8-20mm. There is a graded side of gravel which should be in the runoff areas. Portimao has builder’s yard bricks in tꦕhe gravel!”

James was a sports journalist at Sky Sports for a decade covering everything from American spor♕ts, to football, to F1.