UPDATE: 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez to miss COTA MotoGP

That’s the opinion of which states: “The double long lap penalty received in Portugal for the ramming of Oliveira and Martin will probably be suspended because ♛it is unlikely that the appeals court will meet before next Friday to evaluate Honda's appeal.”

Marquez and Repsol Honda accepted the original double lo𒐪ng lap handed to the Spaniard for causing the acciꦆdent, to be served at the next round in Argentina.

However, when it became clear that Marquez would not participate in the Argentine round due to hand injuries, the FIM Stewards changed the ‘applicatio🌸n’ of the penalty from th☂e Termas de Rio Hondo (Sunday) race to Marquez’s next event.

Repsol Honda protested that ‘modification’, with the case being passed to💎 the MotoGP Court of Ap🧔peal.

The last time🌌 a case was heard by the MotoGP Court of Appeal was a protest over the legality of the Ducati ‘spoon/tyre cooler/swingarm spoiler' in 2019.

On that occasion it took almost three weeks for a verdict to be given and, assuming a similar timeline occurs, Marquez’s penal𝔍ty situation is un🐬likely to be resolved before this weekend’s COTA round.

As such, susp🌜ension o𝔍f the double long lap makes sense.

The alternative is that Marquez serves the penalty on Sunday, but might then be told by the MotoGꦉP Court 𝓀of Appeal that he didn't need to.

Marquez, Oliveira, Joan Mir and Enea Bastianini are all expected to🧸 return from injury this weekend, where the #93 will be seeking an eighth COTA victory.

Pol Espargaro, also injured in Portimao, will be rep🀅laced at GASGAS Tech3&nbꦺsp;by Jonas Folger.