Marc Marquez has responded to the booing he re♒ceived on the MotoGP San Marino 🅠Grand Prix podium, saying it now “enters into one ear and comes out through the other”.

The ei♌ght-time world champion has often been on the receiving end of fan backlash at certain venues - largely in Italy - followin💞g his falling out with MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi during the 2015 season.

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This was true after he won t⭕he San Marino GP last weekend for Gresini ꦯDucati, with the Spaniard met with a chorus of boos on the rostrum from a small section of the crowd.

Reigning world 🌸champion Francesco Bagnaia - who was s🌱econd - wagged his finger in disapproval towards the crowd’s behaviour.

Speaking on El Larguero, Marquez says the bo🌼oing doesn’t bother him now and is just a part of sport.

“There comes a moment when it enters into o💝ne ear and comes out through the other,” Marquez began.

“Esp♓ecially because there comes a time when a person who is happy about another’s failure is very unhappy in their life.

“And there is no nee൩d for your joy to be reflected or depend on another person’s failure.

“It doesn’t matter if a person succeeds,ꦑ lඣet him succeed.

“Your time will come, but these are things that have always happened in sport and it is also the problem of sport, a😼nd it is part of it.

“The aღthlete, in this case, has to know how to manage it and [how] it afౠfects you as little as possible.”

Gr♍esini team boss Nadia Padovani took exception to the 𓂃booing her rider was subjected to on the podium at Misano.

With the Gresini squad bas💙ed in the Emilia🎉 Romagna region and having gone through a number of tragedies over the years, she feels like the response Marquez received also “hurt” the team.

“The booing by some supporters is a ge🌞sture that also hurt us, as we are a team from Emilia Romagna,” she told Il Resto del Carlino.

“We have been through a lot with the deaths of [Daijiro] Kato, [Marco] Simoncelli and Fausto [Gresin𝓰i], and we did not deserve this.”

MotoGP returns to Misano this weekend for the Emilia Romagna GP, where Marque🦩z will be looking to add a third successive victory to his 2024 scorecard and furthe📖r reduce his 53-point championship standings deficit.