Marquez's MotoGP penalty annulled by FIM Court of Appeal

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Marc Marquez will not have to serve a double long lap penalty when he returns to MotoGP after the sanction was annulled by the FIM Court of Appeal. Details:

The Honda rider collided with RNF Aprilia’s Miguel Oliveira at the opening grand prix of the season, for which he was given a double long lap penalty by the FIM stewards.

Honda felt this change to the application of the penalty went against the regulations and lodged a protest with the stewards. Now, well over a month after the incident, the FIM Court of Appeal has annulled the penalty as it feels his injury layoff – which has seen Marquez miss three rounds – has been punishment enough.

 

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