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Marc Márquez takes the blame for the incident with Jorge Martín – British GP

Marc Márquez takes the blame for the incident with Jorge Martín – British GP

Alaa Alabidi

August 30, 2021

Marc Márquez takes the blame for the incident with Jorge Martín

Source: Repsol Box | British GP

Marc Márquez and Jorge Martín both crashed out in the opening laps of the British GP after a touch between the two riders that resulted in an accident just out of turn nine.

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Through his official Twitter account, Marc Márquez acknowledged the mistake of what happened and apologized to the pilot and his team. ‘Today I have to apologize to Jorge Martín and his entire team, I’m sorry. I misunderstood the situation and miscalculated the overtaking that caused the accident. Fortunately, we’re fine.’, he said.

Source: https://pt.motorcyclesports.net

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