168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Francesco Bagnaia said he was “not prepared to race in Valencia” following the flooding disaster in the region “even at the cost" of the MotoGP title.

The🍌 city of Valencia and its surrounding towns have been badly affected by deadly flooding this week, with the death toll passing 150 and 💖expected to rise still as recover efforts continue.

Mo🧸toGP has cancelled its season-finale in Valencia and is searching for an alternative location.

Before its offཧicial cancellation, Bagna൲ia made his position on the race going ahead clear.

“It depends on where it 🔯is held, because I don't think it is fair in any case for it to be🍌 held in Valencia,” he told the Italian media in his debrief on Friday at the Malaysian GP about the season finale.

“I sincerely hope that they will take into consideration the fact that, on an ethical level and given what is happenin♈g, it is not the right thing to do.

“Even at the cost of losing ꦜmy ultimate goal, which is to win the title, I am not prepar👍ed to race in Valencia.”

Bagnaia trails Jorge Martin in theꦫ championship by 17 points, with a possible cꦜancellation of the final round likely to impact him more than his Pramac rival.

After topping practice at Sepangꦕ on Friday, the uncertainty over the rest of the season has not chaওnged Bagnaia’s approach.

“Honestly no,” he said. “I know that the important thing is to win, I have to win in any case, so for me t🐓he object𒈔ive is that one, and I wanted to start well, I wanted to work well, and try to be constant and competitive in every situation.

“It’s from Assen that I was not leading both [Friday] sessions, and it’s the second time in my career, so this is 𒆙great but we have to be focused on this race weekend and try to do the maximum🌱.”