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Nov 11 : MotoGP's deputy CEO Carlos Ezpeleta said the championship was right to go ahead with the Qatar Grand Prix despite rider concerns about travelling to the Gulf during the war with Iran, but he added that Yamaha's withdrawal came as a surprise.Ezpeleta said MotoGP had based its decision on official info

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MotoGP chief defends Qatar GP decision but surprised by Yamaha withdrawal

Nov 11 : MotoGP's deputy CEO Carlos Ezpeleta said the championship was right to go ahead with the Qatar Grand Prix despite rider concerns about travelling to the Gulf during the war with Iran, but he added that Yamaha's withdrawal came as a surprise.Ezpeleta said MotoGP had based its decision on official info

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MotoGP chief defends Qatar GP decision but surprised by Yamaha withdrawal
Nov 11 : MotoGP's deputy CEO Carlos Ezpeleta said the championship was right to go ahead with the Qatar Grand Prix despite rider concerns about travelling to the Gulf during the war with Iran, but he added that Yamaha's withdrawal came as a surprise.Ezpeleta said MotoGP had based its decision on official info
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