Miguel Oliveira and Marc Marquez set for reunion at scene of ‘race ban’ claim

Miguel Oliv🥀eira laꦗys out 2024 target as he returns to scene of Marc Marquez incident

Miguel Oliveira, Marc Marquez crash, MotoGP race, Portuguese MotoGP, 26 March
Miguel Oliveira, Marc Marquez crash, MotoGP race, Portuguese MotoGP, 26 March

For 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Miguel Oliveira and 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Marc Marquez, returning to Portimao this weekend is a reminder of last year’s massive sma🦩sh.

At the first round of 2023, Oliveira was dramatically wiped out of his home Portuguese MotoGP by a reckless Marquez whose troubles ⛄on his under-performing Honda we♊re getting worse.

Marquez caused himself a hand injury, and Oli𝐆veira a hip injury. Jor❀ge Martin also emerged with a knock.

Aleix Es🍌pargaro raged at Marquez afterwards: “For me, they have to ban him for one race, minimum.

“I don’t make the rules. I j🌳ust hope Miguel is good. The speed he was hit at can destroy your knee.”

Marquez and Repsol Ho🌱nda were them embroiled in a messy kerfuffle ovᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚer a double long lap penalty that he was hit with.

The wording of the punishment stipu💎lated that it was to be served specifically at the next round in Argentina, which Marq🐎uez missed anyway due to injury.

When the FIM Stewards tried to re-word𓃲 the penalty to be applied at Marquez’s comeback, Honda were successful in appealing it, and no punishment was served.

Marquez would not complete a grand prix until the 10th round last year, due to the injury sustained at Portimao plus𒉰 more cras💃hes.

Oliveira’s season was🐈 also hinderꦬed by the physical toll of their crash.

Oliveir𓄧a returns home to Portugal to race for the first time since that incident this weekend.

After starting💃 the season with a P15 finish in Qatar, Oliveira was quoted by : "Without that penalty that I served on Sunday in Qatar, I think the result would have beenꦅ different.

“I see myself capable of do𝄹ing better in Portugal. It is my favourite circuit.

“It is more natural for🅘 me to ride fast in Port🎀imao.”

The Trackhouse rider expects a very different Marquez to return✱ to Portimao, no longer battling against his own machinery.

"I have seen Marc, with the Ducati, doing 🦄very wel෴l,” Oliveira said.

“Maybe he h♉eld back a little because I think he wanted to start with a more solid result.

“I already expected it, the speed.”

"After las✱t yeaꦏr I had, I would like to get on the podium again and win a race, that would make me very happy,"

Oliveira, of course, won the Port🐎uguese Mot🤡oGP four years ago, a historic triumph on home turf.

But last year’s big crash set the tone for an underwhelming seaso꧋n.

"After the last year I had, I would like to get on the podium again and win a race,” Oliveiಌra declared.

“That would make me very happy.”

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