Race Direction Punishes Iannone for Reckless Riding

MotoGP Race Direction, Mike Webb, had decided to penalise Ducati Team's Andrea Iannone with a three place grid penalty on Sunday's race in Austin for reckless riding on track when battling with his fellow countrymen, Andrea Dovizioso.

It was only one bend to go in the Argentina Grand Prix when Andrea Iannone decided to overtake his team mate in the final corner but, he lost the front grip on the exit resulting his bike to collide with Andrea Dovizioso's bike.A gift for the Movistar Yamaha rider, Valentino Rossi who took second in the race taking the advantage of the crash.

"It has been a bad start." -Andrea Iannone-

"I lost the front and brought down Dovizioso." - Andrea Iannone

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