Gigi Dall’igna Stunned Announced: Ducati Expresses Over Valentino Rossi Accused Marc Marquez “Fills the Gravel More than Racing”

Ducati’s General Manager, Gigi Dall’Igna, has been left stunned after Valentino Rossi made a bold accusation against Marc Marquez, claiming that the Honda rider spends more time in the gravel than on the racetrack. Rossi’s jab at Marquez, known for his aggressive riding style and occasional crashes, has sparked fresh controversy in the MotoGP world, with Ducati weighing in on the matter.

In a recent interview, Rossi remarked, “Marc has been filling the gravel more than he’s been racing,” referring to Marquez’s frequent incidents where he finds himself off the track. The statement quickly gained traction, with many seeing it as a dig at Marquez’s riding style, which, while thrilling and high-risk, often results in dramatic crashes.

Dall’Igna, representing Ducati, was reportedly caught off guard by the intensity of Rossi’s accusation but acknowledged the ongoing rivalry between the two MotoGP legends. “It’s surprising to see how the tensions between Rossi and Marquez continue to bubble up, even off the track. But we stay focused on our objectives at Ducati,” Dall’Igna commented in response to the heated exchange.

While Ducati has remained neutral in the ongoing feud, Marquez has yet to respond to Rossi’s latest remarks. Fans, however, are eagerly awaiting Marquez’s take on the situation, as the rivalry between the two icons of the sport remains as fiery as ever.

As the MotoGP season progresses, the tension between Rossi and Marquez continues to add intrigue to an already competitive championship. With both riders having a long history of clashes, Rossi’s recent accusation is sure to keep the spotlight on the ongoing battle between these two titans of the sport.