Bastronini questioned the safety of Motogp racing at Balton Park

Tech 3 KTM Rider Ineni Bastianini On Saturday’s chaos, the security of the Motogp race at New Balton Park Circuit has been questioned after being injured during the first lap. Hungarian Grand Prix Sprint.

Bastianini was widened in the first corner after a frustration by Yamaha. Fabio QuartaroIt was during this collision, for which Quartaro has earned a long lap penalty On Sunday, that Bastianini hurt her back.

“During that contact, I found very difficult contact on my back, and now I don’t like it so good,” he said after Sprint. “But nothing is broken, it’s good.”

Attempted to recover later in the first lap, Bastianini crashed Johan Zarko As he tried to apply a brake for Turn 9 with a jam ride-height device. He has to do Serve a double long lap on Sunday For that infection.

But Italian was first rested about Quartaro’s mistake in the corner, instead preferred to blame on the circuit.

“You know, this track is difficult, especially for us during the first lap, for Motogp (bike). I can understand the mistake from Fabio. He came to my box to say sorry, but I know it’s like this.

“I think the track is good when you are alone, I like it. But in the first lap in Motogp it can be dangerous, because we have many things to do. We have many tools, it depends on many things. And, well, well, well, aerodynapics … You know, this is a small track.”

While the rider Reception for circuit was usually positive On Friday, predictions about the first-LAP events were unfortunately proved to be correct.

In addition, social media clips have shown Pedro Acosta’s cartwilling bike hitting a television camera after crashing in fast turn 8 during qualifying on Saturday morning.

Thus a clean Sunday is certainly important for the reputation with which the circuit emerges from its first weekend.

Jianpolo Matechuchi, a member of the Balatan Park Circuit Board, was pleased and optimistic about the first Motogp race of the track in this phase of the weekend, according to the day’s press release.

“We are happy with the incident so far and the way the riders reacted to the circuit,” he said. “Those who had tested here were already influenced by it, and for whom it was new, expressed very similar views later this week.

“The word ‘unique’ is what we are hearing from the riders. They love all the challenges and it is clear that our circuit has offered them this. Today, fans were definitely entertained and I am sure it will be the same for the Grand Prix tomorrow.”

Meanwhile, 27 -year -old Bastianini will get a second chance on Sunday after qualifying a strong fourth, although the double long lap will be out of a podium until there is excessive attraction. He also said that the impact after Saturday’s knock can be an issue in the grand prix.

In-form rider said, “Yesterday depends a little on how my physical condition feels in the morning.”