MotoGP scandal: World's leader, Marco Bezzecchi, suspended, and will not run the GP of Czech Republic

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• The Italian was punished by the FIM after pushing and hitting a track commissioner after his fall in Brno's sprint race.

  according to Clarín — Último momento

• Marco Bezzecchi, leader of the MotoGP World Cup, has been expelled from the Grand Prix of the Czech Republic for assaulting a Commissioner.

  according to OKDiario

• The worst sprint of Marco Bezzechi: the MotoGP leader loses his roles after a fall, hits a commissioner and will not run this Sunday.

  according to El País — Portada

• The penalty is very relevant in the World Cup..

  according to OKDiario

• The Italian runner, who again fell into the short test on Saturday, is suppended from the GP of the Czech Republic after pushing and hitting up to two times an assistant

  according to El País — Portada

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