The MotoGP world is shaken by new controversies after the last Grand Prix, where Marc Márquez once again demonstrated his absolute dominance on the track. However, this time it was not only the fans who reacted, but also two big names in motorcycling: Valentino Rossi and Franco Morbidelli, who launched heavy accusations against Ducati and the entire championship system.
According to sources close to the paddock, Rossi and Morbidelli have reportedly lost patience after yet another race dominated by Márquez, to the point of suggesting the riders retire in protest. “What the fuck are we still racing for?” they reportedly shouted, highlighting their discontent with a MotoGP that, in their opinion, has become predictable and driven behind the scenes.
The frustration of the two riders does not stop there: in addition to pointing the finger at Márquez’s apparently unchallenged superiority, they accuse Ducati of playing dirty, insinuating that the Italian team is manipulating the championship to guarantee the victory of the Spanish rider.
The main accusation is that Ducati, thanks to the support of strong powers within MotoGP, is influencing the regulations and technological development of the bikes to favor its riders. “It’s not a fair competition, Ducati has found a way to put the cup in his hands!”, Morbidelli reportedly declared in a moment of anger.
The strong words of Rossi and Morbidelli are creating a real earthquake in the world of motorcycling, with fans divided between those who believe in their accusations and those who, instead, defend the talent and technical superiority of Márquez and Ducati.
Marc Márquez is undoubtedly one of the most talented riders in the history of MotoGP, but his ability to always remain at the top raises questions. Is it really just his ability, or is there something more? The statements of Rossi and Morbidelli call into question the fairness of the competition and open up scenarios that could lead to new investigations.
In the meantime, Ducati has not yet officially responded to these accusations, while MotoGP bosses are trying to calm the tension. Will this be the beginning of a revolution in the world of two wheels, or just another chapter of controversy destined to fade away over time?
One thing is certain: MotoGP has never been so hot, and the next developments could change the history of the championship forever.
