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Fabio Quartararo Slams MotoGP’s Yamaha-Honda Dominance
MotoGP rider Fabio Quartararo has expressed his frustration with the current state of the championship suggesting that Yamaha and Honda riders are competing in a “separate championship” of their own. The French rider, who currently sits third in the standings, believes that the dominance of these two manufacturers is stifling competition and creating an uneven playing field.
Quartararo’s comments come after a string of races where Yamaha and Honda riders have monopolized the podium, leaving other manufacturers struggling to keep pace. The Yamaha rider feels that this lack of competition is damaging the sport, making it seem like a “private championship” between the two Japanese giants.
“It’s as if we were participating in a separate championship, only between Yamaha and Honda riders,” Quartararo said in a recent interview. “It’s frustrating to see the same riders on the podium every week, while the rest of us are fighting for scraps.”
Quartararo’s sentiments are echoed by other riders and teams, who feel that the current technical regulations favor Yamaha and Honda. The French rider is calling for changes to be made to level the playing field and create more opportunities for other manufacturers to compete.
While Yamaha and Honda have dominated MotoGP in recent years, Quartararo remains optimistic about his own chances. He believes that his team can still challenge for wins and podiums, despite the odds being stacked against them.
The debate over MotoGP’s competitive balance is sure to continue, with Quartararo’s comments adding fuel to the fire. As the championship heads into its final stages, fans can expect more thrilling battles on track – but will it be enough to shake off the Yamaha-Honda stranglehold? Only time will tell.
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