Fabio Quartararo has been hit with an unusual penalty for the Britℱish Grand Prix following his crash in the early st💎ages of Sunday’s MotoGP French GP at Le Mans.

The 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:factory Yamaha rider stunned the home French c♉rowd on Saturday when he stormed to pole position for the second round running.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fabio Quartararo converted that to a fourth-place finish in the sprint having led i﷽t for the first five laps.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖ꦍ结果历史:In Sunday’s wet flag-to-flag race, Quartarar☂o was one of a number of riders to swa🐼p to a dry bike after the warm-up lap and netted a double long lap penalty as a result under new rules.

Leading in the early stages of the 26-lap grand pri𒅌x, Quartararo was the first to dispense of his penalties and would have been in a strong position to capita𒁏lise.

How🍌ever, he crashed at the final corner on lap♋ four when the rain intensified and was unable to rejoin to head to pitlane for his wet bike.

Quartararo was seen i༒n a disagreement with the marshals before trudging back to the paddock.

The stewards have taken a dim view of this, deeming Quartararo to "behaved in an irresponsible manner, disob𓃲eying direct instructions from marshals, causing potential danger to yourself and others".

As a result, he will have to sit out the first 10 minutes of FP1 at the Bri♏tish Grand Prix in🌠 two weeks and also pay a €2000 fine.

While this punishment may not seem grand compared to other penaꦯlties that could have been haꦓnded out, it does come at an awkward time for Yamaha.

It debuted a new engin🔴e at the French GP which delivered a small top speed boost to the M1.

Testing this at a place more d🙈ependent on power like Silverstone will be a key part 🍨of Yamaha’s run programme for practice at the UK venue.

Yamaha is also testing at Misano this week, where updates and set-up ideas trialled there coulꦇd find their way onto Quartararo’s bikes for practice at Silverstone.

It's not the first time Quartararo has had a penalty hanging over his head coming to a British GP💖. 

In 2022, he faced a long lap penalty fol꧙lowing a collision at the previous Dutch GP with Aleix Espargaro. 

Commenting on his French GP prior to his visit to the ste♌wards’ office, Quartararo told TNT Sport: “Yeah, I mean I think it was tricky conditions.

“We gave our best but I made a crash in the last corner that I didn’t really expect, but many riders were crashing in this corner and unfortunatel✱y it was like that.”