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Casey Stoner Critiques MotoGP's New Highside Safety Measures

Casey Stoner, a two-time MotoGP champion, has expressed strong disapproval of the new anti-highside aid being introduced at the Austrian Grand Prix. His remarks echo concerns shared by fellow riders Marc Marquez and Pedro Acosta regarding potential safety overreach in the sport.

Our Take:

As MotoGP embraces technology to enhance rider safety, it risks distancing itself from the raw skill and bravery that define the sport. Stoner’s critique is a timely reminder that while innovation is crucial, it should not overshadow the essence of what makes motorcycle racing thrilling for both riders and fans alike.

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Source: Autosport

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