Savadori’s motorcycle ends up on fire after hitting Dani Pedrosa in the MotoGP Styrian GP

Lorenzo Savadori's motorcycle on fire at the MotoGP Styrian GP

Lorenzo Savadori's motorcycle on fire at the MotoGP Styrian GP
Lorenzo Savadori’s motorcycle on fire at the MotoGP Styrian GP
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The Styrian GP MotoGP was interrupted in its first laps after a spectacular, although luckily not serious, accident between Lorenzo Savadori Y Dani Pedrosa.



<p> Dani Pedrosa at a press conference during the Qatar Grand Prix. </p>
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Dani Pedrosa returns to MotoGP to compete in the Styrian GP with KTM

The Catalan rider, who returned to action this weekend after obtaining a ‘wild card’ with KTM, went to the ground in the early stages of the race due to track conditions. The rain during the morning had already caused the Moto3 and Moto2 races to be contested with the wet track, although the MotoGP race was declared dry.

As soon as Pedrosa went off the track and stepped outside, he crashed after losing control of his bike. Bad luck made Lorenzo Savadori, who was behind, run over the Spaniard’s KTM, causing a crash. When all the pilots were out, the Italian’s mount caught fire, leaving a large black smoke.

Obviously the red flag was raised and the test was paralyzed for a few minutes until the incident was cleaned up.

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