The International Federation of Motorcycle Racing FIM states that the marshal's actions during the Spanish Grand Prix took place on 3 April was "safe and appropriate". This became the answer to the objections raised Repsol Honda rider, Casey Stoner.
Having seen the video of the crash between Rossi and Stoner in the Grand Prix of Spain and listen to explanations from the Director of the Jerez circuit Juan Alvarez, the race directors decided that the marshal's actions were safe and appropriate.
Stoner crashed after disenggol Ducati rider, Valentino Rossi, who tried to pass. At that time, they engaged in a battle for second place, but the motorcycle skidded Rossi Stoner motor so it would drag out of the track.
When the accident, the marshal to move quickly to help. However, Rossi was the first to receive assistance so that "The Doctor" could join the race again (and eventually finished fifth). Meanwhile, Stoner was forced to leave the racetrack.
This is what makes Stoner make complaints on the marshal's actions. According to him, there is injustice in providing such assistance.
Hearing this, the FIM announced earlier this month that they would soon again review the working procedures of the marshal. The result, they announced that the marshal in Jerez is not doing anything wrong, although it is recommended that the rules be reviewed to improve the situation.
"After seeing the various videos of the crash between Valentino Rossi and Casey Stoner in the Spanish Grand Prix on 3 April 2011 and listen to explanations of Juan Alvarez, Director of the Jerez circuit, the race directors decided that the marshal's action on the track was safe and appropriate," said FIM in a statement.
"The Board of Directors recommends that the rules of racing the Grand Prix Commission reviewed lag
Having seen the video of the crash between Rossi and Stoner in the Grand Prix of Spain and listen to explanations from the Director of the Jerez circuit Juan Alvarez, the race directors decided that the marshal's actions were safe and appropriate.
Stoner crashed after disenggol Ducati rider, Valentino Rossi, who tried to pass. At that time, they engaged in a battle for second place, but the motorcycle skidded Rossi Stoner motor so it would drag out of the track.
When the accident, the marshal to move quickly to help. However, Rossi was the first to receive assistance so that "The Doctor" could join the race again (and eventually finished fifth). Meanwhile, Stoner was forced to leave the racetrack.
This is what makes Stoner make complaints on the marshal's actions. According to him, there is injustice in providing such assistance.
Hearing this, the FIM announced earlier this month that they would soon again review the working procedures of the marshal. The result, they announced that the marshal in Jerez is not doing anything wrong, although it is recommended that the rules be reviewed to improve the situation.
"After seeing the various videos of the crash between Valentino Rossi and Casey Stoner in the Spanish Grand Prix on 3 April 2011 and listen to explanations of Juan Alvarez, Director of the Jerez circuit, the race directors decided that the marshal's action on the track was safe and appropriate," said FIM in a statement.
"The Board of Directors recommends that the rules of racing the Grand Prix Commission reviewed lag
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