Stoner And Rossi Comment on Marquez Insident

Casey Stoner and Valentino Rossi giving criticism to Marc Marquez, who caused a horror crash in Moto2 free practice sessions on Friday (10.14.11) morning, at the Circuit Phillip Island, Australia. The rising star Spaniard butting Thailand motorcycle rider, Ratthapark Wilairot, when the first free practice was over.

Actually, the sign flag is flown after free practice. However, Marquez still speeding, so that in curve 3 he hit hard Wilairot motor, which has slowed down. As a result of horrific crash, Wilairot immediately rushed to hospital in Melbourne to undergo observation. Luckily, no serious injuries.

The International Motorsport Federation (FIM) sentenced Marquez. The leader of the standings is going to start from the back of the order, because the record time of their qualifications will be increased by 1 minute longer, as the penalty for such carelessness.

Horrors that invites criticism from Repsol Honda rider, Stoner and Ducati rider, Rossi. They say that Marquez should not do something stupid that when benderas already flown.

"Marc's action was very immature. I mean, he got out when the time (exercise) the remaining 50 seconds. Of course he will try to push and get a taste on the last lap. But he should not drive a motor with very fast after the flag was unfurled. I thought, it is a very immature act of Marc. "

Criticism also comes from the mouth Rossi. Nine-time world champion grand prix, said: "I am very afraid of seeing directly that something bad happened. Marquez out one minute before the exercise was over, and try the motor after a previous accident. He kept the flag flying after to accelerate motorcycle.

"I think Marc made a mistake because after the flag flying, you should be slower, and with the number of motorcycles on the track, it could happen. I do not know the speed Wilairot, but from television shows that he is in a normal speed, and not too slow . "

Rossi Take Side on Marquez Decision

Italian rider Valentino Rossi, welcomed a decision by Marc Marquez to survive in the Moto2 class in the 2012 season. MotoGP legend has it, Marquez is still very young, and still have plenty of opportunities to gain experience, before going up to the premier class.

Marquez has just ended speculation about his future on Thursday (10.20.2011), in Sepang, Malaysia. 18-year-old rider with the status of world champion 125 cc class and rookie Moto2 decided to remain in this class (Moto2) next season, although rumors have been saying that he was soon off to the premier class.

"Personally, I think he made the right decision. If I'm Marc, I will do the same because first, he was very young and have plenty of time, and secondly, it is a step to go through a lot of pressure because if he wins this competition of course she was happy. But, if that fails, then he has another chance to become world champion in Moto2 next year, "said Rossi.

Nine-time world champion grand prix is ​​also joked that the Marquez decision was made to resolve and work through tough times together Desmosedici will be more easy to welcome the new season.

"I think it was also positive for us because it means one less Honda," said the Ducati rider.

Satellite Tech 3 Yamaha rider Colin Edwards, predict Marquez will provide a big impact when he moved to MotoGP in 2013 season. According to Edwards, Marquez is a talented rider that will provide a major threat to the rider in MotoGP.

Currently, Marquez is ranked second standings after finishing only third in last weekend's Australian Grand Prix. He left behind three points from the German rider Stefan Bradl.

Previously, Marquez was in the top of the standings with one point advantage over its rival is. But, because he made a fatal mistake during the Australian Grand Prix free practice-cause of the accident so that the penalized one minute horror-Marquez should start from 38th position at the back alias. However, a fantastic performance enabled him to defeat his opponents, and be able to finish in third place.

Thus, the Malaysian GP this would be an important moment for Marquez in Moto2 world championship title race before appearing on the last series at home, Valencia, in early November.

Marquez Prefer One More Season in Moto2

Spanish rider Marc Marquez, decided to stay in the Moto2 class in the 2012 season. Thus, he ended speculation that he will move to MotoGP.

Admittedly, the performance of 18-year-old rider is somewhat sensational in his debut to the Moto2 class. Comes as the 125cc world champion, Marquez stomping by winning seven straight victories, and is currently in the hunt for the world title.

His last appearance at the Australian Grand Prix last weekend's most impressive. After a penalty one minute of causing horror crash during free practice and should start from the order of 38, Marquez is able to finish in third place. These results make him lose his position as leader of the standings, but only three points behind the standings leader, Stefan Bradl.

Fantastic season sparked some speculation that Marquez would go up to MotoGP. However, the Spaniard was dismissed after making sure that he stays in MotoGP on the 2012 season.

"I was very young, and the option to stay in Moto2 is best for me," said Marquez told Spanish television, RTVE, Thursday (20/10/2011). "It is true that there are a number of talks with MotoGP teams, and quotes from multiple satellite team. However, the grade is not the best option at this time."

"The best thing is to continue gait here for several more years as planned, and as much as possible the experience."

Marquez insists he did not want to be too quick plunge in the competition that is too harsh.

"The targets we are early in the season decides to grow and expand in Moto2. What happens is, our achievement in high level, as expected. However, the decision can be taken is to survive for another year, regardless of the results achieved , "he said.

Marquez Will Start From The Last Row - After Horror Accident During The Practice

Marc Marquez will start from the rearmost position in Moto2 race at Phillip Island Circuit, Australia, this weekend. He was penalized one minute, which will added on the qualifications, as punishment for his actions that led to horrific accidents with Thai rider, Ratthapark Wilairot, the first free practice on Friday (10/14/2011) morning.

Marquez, who currently lead the standings Moto2, very sloppy. When the flag was unfurled signs first free practice was over, the world champion 125 cc class is still speeding so he hit the back of the motor Wilairot at the corner 3.

Lacing makes Wilairot, who was already slow, bouncing. Singha Thai Honda SAG rider has to be rushed to hospital in Melbourne due to a back injury and knee injury, although there is a miracle because there is no fracture or serious injury.

With this fact, Marquez had to work extra hard during the race later. The reason, he should be able to penetrate the front row in order to maintain its position as league leaders, who had just taken over from Stefan Bradl, after the Japanese GP two weeks ago. Moreover, this 2011 race season remaining three series again.

Yamaha Denied Approaching Marquez

Yamaha issued a denial that they have approached the Spanish rider Marc Marquez, who very likely to be a squad of fellow rival Japanese team, Honda. World champion 125cc Honda is rumored to be strengthened in the MotoGP class in the 2012 season if it managed to become world champion in the 2011 season Moto2 this.

Recently, the boss Marquez in Moto2 team, Emilio Alzamora, giving an indication that the Yamaha is excited to pick up his racer. To MCN Alzamora said, "Honda is excited to Marc for the future, and I do not if it's for next season or not. Yamaha also wanted him so no one has decided."

HRC confirms that they can not offer Marquez a motorcycle until 2013 even though the source at Honda confirmed to MCN that a request has been submitted for hire RC213V next season, if he successfully won the world title Moto2. But on the other hand, there is news that Marquez got a tempting offer from Yamaha, where he became first Cal tandem Cruthlow at Monster Yamaha Tech 3, before moving to the Yamaha factory team in 2013 - because the rules require that a MotoGP rookie must first strengthen satellite team. However, the move to Tech 3 seems to not be realized, because Andrea Dovizioso had agreed to the contract offered season's satellite team.

Tech 3 boss, Herve Poncharal, told MCN: "It is clear that Yamaha did not want to produce more than four motors, and honest? I have never spoken with Marquez or its people. If he becomes Moto2 championship this year, I think it would be a good move and good to move to MotoGP. But Marquez is strongly associated with Repsol, which already is tied with Honda, and I think their interest to enter MotoGP over the part of the Honda family. "