SPIELBERG, Aug 9 ― Riders on the MotoGP circuit, including world champion Joan Mir and seven-time champion Valentino Rossi have labelled the Red Bull Ring “dangerous” after another serious accident on the track during yesterday’s Styrian GP.
“What is also very dangerous on this track is T1 and T3 because at the exit of these corners there is an uphill and then it drops down. And if something happens there, you don’t see it.” Burning fuel spread across the track before marshalls put out the blaze. They then had to scrub away the debris and extinguisher fluid and blow-dry the track before the race restarted.
“This track has three or four wild braking points. The most dangerous is Turn 3. It’s dangerous also for the brakes.While the riders, who will be back on the same track for Sunday’s Austrian GP, can be grateful that no serious injuries have occurred, there is frustration that their complaints have thus far fallen on deaf ears.
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