168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez says it was “necessary” for Pecco Bagnaia to apologise to his brothꦉer Alex.

The crash last weekend at Aragon between Bagnaia and Alex Marquez erupted🌞 into a blame game afterwards.

But, ahead of this weekend’s Sa🌸n Marino MotoGP, Bagnaia apologised to Alex for accusing him of intentionally causing the crash.

Gresini rider Marc said to about Bagnaia’s apology: “For me💙, it was necessary and uꩵnderstandable because of what happened on Sunday.

“🦩I have been in that situation a few times and itꦍ is very difficult to face the microphones.

“Many times you say thi♏ngs in the heat of the moment that you later end up rectifyin𝓡g.

“Everyone will have their opinion and it will have to be respected, 🌱but the words used always haꦫve to be correct because you don't know what is going to happen tomorrow.”

Marc said a💦bout Alex’s mood post-race i🌊n Aragon: “He was disappointed because being accused of deliberately making a rider crash, you don't accept it.

“We alꦬl know what we are playing for♋, and he knows what the action was like, and that there was another very similar action on Saturday that ended differently.

“More than affected, he was disappointed.

“H☂e has never been a problematic rider, but people see the last name Marquez 🦋and mix it all up.

“I am me and he is him. I've been in a lot of trouble, but I've gotte🧜n into it alone.

“He is different and being aꦇccused of that didn't seem🌠 fair to me.”

The politics of the incident in Aragon, which cost Bagnaia vital points in the championship battle, go far furth💖er.

Ducati must quell any lingering frustration b🍸etween 💛their riders.

Also, Marc is moving into the official garage alongꦰside𓂃 Bagnaia next year.

Marc said about his rela🅰tionship with Bagnaia: “I say what I said two races ago. Inside the box the atmosphere has to be good and rivaꦑlry healthy.

“Then on the track, each one will look after their interests, but inside the garage we are a team and we will h🥀ave🎐 to make the bike more competitive and if one doesn't win, let the other win.”