Marc Marquez thanks Pecco Bagnaia for calming Misano crowd boos on the podium
“I want to say thanks to Pecco... they showed me a video where♍ he was tryi📖ng to calm it a bit"
168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Marc Marquez has thanked168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Francesco Bagnaia for trying to ‘calm’ the booing heard from some Misano fans as the Spaniard celebrated his San Marino MotoGP victory.
Marquez has frequently been 🍬the target of booing at Italian rounds, a legacy of his past feud with local star Va🌟lentino Rossi.
But although he wasn’t aware of it at the time, runner-up and local hero Bagnaia gestured to the 🅺crowd to halt th🍃eir booing.
Ahead of this weekend’s return event at the same circuit, Marquez said: “It’s always been there, but if꧅ you follow or support one rider, it’s not necessary to boo the others.
“I want to say thanks to Pecco. Because I didn't see it on the podium but they showed me a video where he was try🍸ing to calm it a bit. This is something the riders can stop, not other people or journalists.”
Reigning do💜uble MotoGP champion Bagnaia explained that he finds booing any rider to be disrespectful and has also been on the receiving end.
“Like, Franky [Morbidelli] said two or thr💙ee weeks ago, ‘haters will always h🌸ate’,” Bagnaia said. “I think it's a good answer.
“It's really disrespectful because we are giving our maximum every time and it’s something that I don'🌌t understand.
“I read in some interview that it only happens in Italy, but it's n⛎ot true because it happened to me also in Barcelona when I w🐓on.
“Honestly, when you have given your maximum, trying to be better and better and take the best result as possible. Anꦅd the people in front of you are booing. I think it's a very disrespectful.
“But honestly, it's something that happens in all sports. It could be better if our sport could be more clean. ꧑But it's difficult to stop it, I think.”
Team-mate Enea Bastianini, who completed the podium alongside Marq🗹uez and Bagnaia, agreed:
“It’s not beautiful to listen to tꦑhis on the podium and I hope for the future it will be a bit different. Respect for me is really importan💖t, for all the riders.”
Title leader Jorge Martin also feels some fans s🌟hould remember that the riders are risking their lives.
“We are giving our 100%. We are gambling with our life. So I th🌊ink there should b𓄧e a bit more respect and this booing makes no sense.”
Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years a𒈔nd has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
