Marc Marquez has escaped from his crash with Miguel Oliveira in MotoGP's PortugueseGP without major punishment, receiving just a double long lap penalty for Argentina. Full story ⬇️
slightly wide at the third corner on the opening lap as he tried to reclaim the lead having lost out off the line.
The incident took both Marquez and Oliveira out on the spot, while Martin was dropped to 16th before eventually crashing out having recovered to 10th late on. The stewards summoned Marquez after the race and have handed him a double long lap penalty to be served in next weekend’s Argentina GP should he be declared fit to ride.Speaking after the incident, Oliveira said: “Today was a shame. Obviously, to end my home GP after two laps is not what I was expecting for sure.
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