Jorge Martin has exploded against Marc Marquez. The Spanish pilot, who finished second in the ‘sprint race’, has ended up retiring in the feature race of the Portuguese GP. One that became very uphill when, on lap 3, the Catalan from Honda touched him in an action that ended with the champion and with Oliveira on the ground and out of the race.
The Ducati rider from Madrid took longer to get off the bike, but the maneuver of Marquez, that It has cost him two ‘long lap’ sanctions for Argentina, it caused him to go from second to below tenth place, in addition to fracturing a finger. And he has said ‘enough’.
“It is not the first time that Márquez throws me, and that of apologize to the pilot and the public It doesn’t work,” he says.
And he continues: “Be careful, because to me It has already ruined two careers for me. and I to him none”.
“There are drivers ahead, and you have to respect that. At that point you have to go outside but he doesn’t respect it”, account in ‘Motorsport’.
Martín also points to Thursday: “He was the only one who complained about the possible sanctions. He already implied that he was going to mess her up”.
In addition, he warns of the injury he has after Portimao: “I have broken a toe… and I think I have a sprain too.”
