Yamaha withdraws from Qatar Grand Prix due to travel restrictions
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Updated Nov 1
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What happened
Yamaha announced a company-wide decision not to participate in the Qatar Grand Prix at Lusail, which is scheduled for November 6-8. This decision means Jack Miller will not race, as it extends to the Yamaha satellite team Pramac. Yamaha stated that the decision was based on its assessment of the situation in the Middle East and was independent of measures provided by MotoGP Group.
From speedcafe.com
Why it matters
The withdrawal affects the commercial operations of the racing team and the event itself. MotoGP expressed disappointment regarding Yamaha's decision not to participate in the Qatar Grand Prix.
From speedcafe.com
Who's involved
- Jack MillerAustralian motorcycle racer who will not compete in the Qatar Grand Prix
- LusailLocation of the Grand Prix that Yamaha declined to attend
- QatarCountry hosting the Grand Prix that Yamaha withdrew from
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Jack Miller
Australian motorcycle racer
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Lusail
city in Qatar
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