“I refuse to run out of respect for human life. And I withdraw. It is time to say enough is enough. I do it to send a strong message of protest, so that the rules change for the protection of human lives”. After tragic death on the Jerez circuit of 15 year old Dean Berta Viñales during a Supersport 300 championship race, Michel Fabrizio announces its strong stance through its Instagram profile.
“The world of motorcycles has changed”
“I found this world changed – explains the rider, who returned at the age of 37 to compete in the Supersport championship, six years after leaving the Superbike World Championship – and I saw indifference on the part of the International Federation, which fielded 42 children in Yamaha. Cup and another 42 in the World 300. Too many riders with little or even very little experience – Fabrizio underlines – and this does not happen only in the World Championship, but also in national championships, where to make money you take everything, up to the last available place “.
“The safety of the slopes must also be reviewed”
“The problem is in the Moto3, in the Talent Cup and in the national championships – explains the rider, former federal instructor – In addition to this, the tracks that must provide better escape spaces must also be reviewed. It is time for the policy of each nation. The first who sent a strong message was Ayrton Senna, who said how dangerous some tracks were, and only after his death did he intervene. To date in Formula 1 there are fewer deaths, while in motorcycling there is a massacre lately ” .
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