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MotoGP Imposes €5000 Fines for Missing Promotional Events

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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What happened

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MotoGP informed riders that missing promotional events on race weekends would result in a €5000 fine. Jack Miller spoke in Indonesia about the new regulation, insisting that "nobody is above the rules." The rule came into discussion after Marc Marquez sent a stunt double to Japan to take part in a pre-race karting event.

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Why it matters

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The new regulation increases the promotional demands placed on riders. Jack Miller suggested that riders would need to be paid more if they are expected to take on increased promotional activities. This shift could raise operational costs for manufacturers and teams.

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Who's involved

  • Jack MillerAustralian motorcycle racer who criticized the new fines and spoke about increased promotional duties in Indonesia.
  • MarquezRider who sent a stunt double to Japan to take part in a pre-race karting event.
  • DucatiItalian manufacturer whose teams are affected by rider compensation and operational costs.
  • ApriliaItalian motorcycle manufacturer whose teams are affected by rider compensation and operational costs.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • DucatiSpeculative

    Ducati could see increased operational costs for the team/manufacturer due to higher rider compensation and fines.

  • ApriliaSpeculative

    Aprilia could face increased operational costs for the team/manufacturer due to higher rider compensation and fines.

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