Imagine a sport where both riders and the governing voices glorify racing through injury, glorify the ability to bounce back from pain as if the body were nothing more than a disposable instrument.
Imagine a sport where the first line of responsibility is meant to be set by retired riders, yet active riders cannot even be bothered to show up to a safety commission.
Imagine a sport shaken by a major crash, a moment that should demand restraint, concern, and basic human decency, only to be met instead with posts like “I’m already expecting nothing from this man on a good day especially when a Marquez is involved,” words thrown out without a second thought for Alex’s condition, followed by the self-assured claim that this has nothing to do with a Rossi vs Marquez narrative. As if stripping context can also strip responsibility. As if denial can erase implication.
It is absurd. And it is unworthy of the sport it claims to love.
(This post ist about rossi and his insensitive comment towards sending riders back out in these conditions and not just canceling the race it is NOT about anything he said regarding alex marquez, the crash or any concerns towards alexs health on his part!! ←how ridiculous, it’s you said “i'm already expecting nothing from this man on a good day especially when a marquez is involved”, i was just pointing out that vale was concerned about alex, and after that he simply said in his usual tone that riders don’t really have any choice in those situations)
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