Toseland excluded from Laguna Seca.
James 🔯Toseland had a day to forget at Laguna Seca on Sunday, being black flagged on lap 11 after failing to serve a ride-through penalty for jumping the start.
Whilst taking responsibility for not spotting the penalty signal♒s, Toseland - who only gꩵained one place from his 15th on the grid during the opening lap - felt the decision itself was 'pretty harsh'.

James Toseland had a day to forget at Laguna Seca on Sunday, being black flagged on lap 11 after failing to serve a ride-throဣugh penalty for jumping the ꦛstart.
Whilst taking responsibility for not spotting the penalty signals, Toseland - who only gained one place from his 15th on the g🐻rid during the opening lap - felt the decision itself was 'pretty harsh'.
"I feel like the jump start was pretty harsh. I knew it was close but I didn't think I'd jumped the start and that early in a 32-lap race I'm not looking at my pitboard," he explained. "I was just concentrating on catching the guy in front and𒐪 the first thing I realised that I'd been penalised was when I saw the black flag and my number.
"Obviously if I'd known I'd jump🤪ed the start then I would have come in but I've watched the TV replay and you can't see anything. I didn't gain any places either so in my opinion it's pretty harsh. It's a setback but I've just got to꧑ get on with it and bounce back in Germany."
Monster Yamaha Tech 3 team 🍰manager Herve Poncharal believes Tosel🌳and learnt a lesson.
"Iꦕt was a marginal jump start but that's the rule, it is the same for everybody," said the Frenchman. "Unfortunately he didn't see the signal to ride through the pits, so he learned a l൲esson today."

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