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Intervention, injunction, whatever you want to call it, you agree and say it yourself.
All he needs I'd for CAS to rule it's not their place to heat the issue and Lorenzo practically has the Championshp handed to him.
Man, I can see the lawyer coming out in you on this one.
"All he wants is for them to rule is it's not their place to substitute FIM judgement".
Really? Is that all?
Now how could that change anything.
What the heck is Lorenzo sticking his nose in it anyway, just proving he wants to win it anyway he can.
Effin guys wasn't anywhere in sight if the issue at hand.
What a twerp.
And why am I seeing constant references to Alex Rins Motogrady? #42? Lol.
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Look at Assen, look at this event, the jerk is out there ramming people.
He deserves all the smack that comes his way.
It's unprecedented, without penalty. I can guarantee the riders do not want that going on again.
http://www.motogp.com/en/news/2015/11/03/movistar-yamaha-issue-reply-to…
YAMAHA CALLS HONDA LIARS!
After Honda Racing Corporation issued a Q&A with Nakamoto, Movistar Yamaha have issued their reply as they seek to clarify the situation.
Movistar Yamaha have replied to the press release issued by the Honda Racing Corporation earlier this week.
We refer to the press release issued by Repsol Media Service on Sunday 25th October 2015, titled “Pedrosa wins and Marquez crashes after unsportsmanlike kick from Rossi”, as well as the press release issued by Honda Racing Corporation on Monday 2nd November, titled “Q&A with Shuhei Nakamoto, HRC Executive Vice President”.
Yamaha would like to express its disagreement with the words that have been used to report on the incident between riders Valentino Rossi and Marc Marquez.
Both press releases included words that accuse Valentino Rossi of kicking Marc Marquez‘s bike that is something not proven by the investigation of the Race Direction.
We therefore reject the wording used in the said published statements that do not correspond with the findings of the Race Direction.
Yamaha has no wish to enter into further discussion regarding this unfortunate affair and our desire is to conclude the 2015 MotoGP season in the best possible way.
We go to Valencia with the clear intention of trying our best to win what we hope will be a memorable final race with all riders and teams competing in an exemplary sportsmanlike manner befitting the top category of motorcycle racing.
Intervention and injunction are terms of art in the law, and the mean totally different things, one being a process and the other a remedy. So, for me, hearing the term in this context for me is a bit like watching a movie and hearing two stoke sounds from a four stroke bike on the screen.
Now you are telling us you can guarantee how all the riders in the paddock feel and think?
How many riders have you talked to this week?
Give us a number, how many.
http://www.fim-live.com/en/sport/regulations-and-documents/grand-prix/
2. Riders must ride in a responsible manner which does not cause danger to
other competitors or participants, either on the track or in the pit-lane.
Any infringement of this rule will be penalised with one of the following
penalties: penalty points - fine - change of position - ride through – time
penalty – drop of any number of grid position at the rider’s next race –
disqualification - withdrawal of Championship points - suspension.
Here ya go, Whore -Hay. How 'bout man the fuck up, tell them to let Rossi start on the front row ,along with your little friend Marc Marcrash, and race for the title like the men you are supposed to be.
No, he'd rather cry like a bitch about some one talking a little trash about him.
What a couple of complete pussies Whore - gay and Marcrash are coming off as.
Which ever way they rule, this will be used as a precedent. MotoGP is headed for a dark days.
Pit Row
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Then, just prior to the last World Cup, Lord Triesman, who was the head of the English Football Association, resigned his post after a recording surfaced of him speaking about how Spanish football authorities were attempting to bribe referees in the upcoming tournament. As it turned out, perhaps coincidentally, a Spanish referee controversially red carded a German player, costing the heavily favored German team a 1-0 loss to Serbia in the first round. While the defeat didn't prevent Germany from reaching the knockout stage, the irony of the controversy came when Germany lost 1-0 to Spain, who went on to win the entire tournament.
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"We refer to the press release issued by Repsol Media Service on Sunday 25th October 2015, titled “Pedrosa wins and Marquez crashes after unsportsmanlike kick from Rossi”, as well as the press release issued by Honda Racing Corporation on Monday 2nd November, titled “Q&A with Shuhei Nakamoto, HRC Executive Vice President”.
"Yamaha would like to express its disagreement with the words that have been used to report on the incident between riders Valentino Rossi and Marc Marquez.
"Both press releases included words that accuse Valentino Rossi of kicking Marc Marquez's bike that is something not proven by the investigation of the Race Direction.
"We therefore reject the wording used in the said published statements that do not correspond with the findings of the Race Direction.
"Yamaha has no wish to enter into further discussion regarding this unfortunate affair and our desire is to conclude the 2015 MotoGP season in the best possible way.
"We go to Valencia with the clear intention of trying our best to win what we hope will be a memorable final race with all riders and teams competing in an exemplary sportsmanlike manner befitting the top category of motorcycle racing."
I'm going to enjoy this weekend's racing ,my liver will not, it grows back though,right?
Which makes matters really confusing for anyone, since the penalty was meant to be applied to the 2015 racing license penalty points system.
http://starmotorcycle.com/marquez-vs-rossi/
Eh, stuff happens, I'll try to proof everything a bit more throughly, but I ain't guaranteeing anything.
Marquez says his MotoGP feud with Rossi is uncharted territory
"During my career I have had many battles, but I never have I felt this," said Marquez.
"On that corner Valentino passed me, but then I saw he was completely straight and looking at me and stopping a lot.
"I was just waiting because there was nothing to do at that point and then I saw with his leg he pushed my arm and my front brake, and then I locked the front wheel and crashed."
Well he is sticking to his story(except for now it's his arm also, and then I locked the front wheel)...I guess he never heard of "brake checking" before?
I think I saw sometime late in the week, maybe as late as practice.
That's not what the tapes show.
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