BREAKING: Alex Marquez Hit with FIM Penalty After Rossi’s Shocking Accusation as He Takes Down Marc and Di Giannantonio

In a dramatic turn of events at the Qatar MotoGP, Alex Marquez found himself at the center of controversy after a series of incidents involving his brother Marc Marquez and Fabio Di Giannantonio. The Gresini Racing rider, who had been enjoying a strong season, collided with Marc at Turn 1, leaving both riders momentarily stunned. However, the more serious clash came later when Marquez attempted an aggressive overtake on Di Giannantonio at Turn 12, resulting in a long lap penalty.

Following the race, Marquez admitted fault for the incident with Di Giannantonio, acknowledging that his timing and positioning were completely off. “It was not the moment, not the place. I completely made a mistake in that point. I want to say sorry to him and his team,” he stated, accepting the penalty as fair. Despite the setback, Marquez managed to recover positions and finished sixth, benefiting from a penalty given to Maverick Viñales.

The controversy escalated when Valentino Rossi weighed in on the situation, reportedly making a shocking accusation regarding Marquez’s aggressive riding style. While details of Rossi’s statement remain unclear, his comments have fueled speculation about whether Marquez’s actions were intentional or simply a miscalculated maneuver. The FIM has since reviewed the incident, reinforcing the penalty decision and warning Marquez about future conduct on the track.

With the championship battle heating up, Marquez now faces increased scrutiny as he prepares for the upcoming Jerez MotoGP. His performance in Qatar may have cost him valuable points, but his ability to bounce back will be crucial in maintaining his title hopes. Fans and analysts alike will be watching closely to see how he responds to the pressure in the next race.