The case Roman Fenati has evolved over time. And yet, the facts remain the same, but the media resonance which followed the inconsiderate gesture in the race against a Manzi who cannot be considered an innocent victim has changed the situation. Punishing a pilot, yes, but lynching a man no. As a result, opinions have softened. Except one.
During the Aragon Grand Prix press conference which opens its hostilities this very Friday, the racing event which marked the Moto2 contest in Misano has returned to the carpet; which means the case fenati. Lorenzo spoke on the subject, the other pilots too and the desire seems to be to want to dispassionate the debate and to wonder about the best corrective action to put the lost colleague back on the right trajectory.
A development which, however, is not unanimous. Because
Cal Crutchlow, he remains straight in his boots: “ Fenati? No, I'm not changing my mind » assured the Englishman who had called for his ban for life. “ It's as if since he apologized, we should feel sorry for him. I don't believe it and he's done a lot of strange things in the past. Of course, I'm not an angel on the track and other drivers aren't angels anymore, but for me that was the limit. So I'm not changing my mind at all. ».