Fenati and Ajo clash in Moto3 warm-up

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Romano Fenati got 3 penalty points for displaying agressive behaviour and poor sportmanship towards Niklas Ajo and will therefore start the Argentina race from the last slot on the grid having reached a total of 4 penalty points.

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Those of you that are confused: He (the blue guy) pressed the kill-switch on the other guys bike.
And since those moto3 bikes weigh only ~95 kg, they dont have an electric starter or a kick starter, so he has to roll the bike to a start.

edvinkarlsson

Fenati is out of the sport. Suspended after the brake-grabbing incident, he announced his retirement shortly after. Best thing for all concerned.

NxDoyle

0:20 true chad does unnecessary wheelie

aakashpuri

He needs a lifetime ban from the sport

specialorder

0:18 When you just want to warm up that back tire only.

slayeractual

The kick was one thing but hitting the kill switch was just cold blooded!

psychmoto

Fenati has interfered with other riders a number of times. In the 2015 Argentine Grand Prix, he kicked Niklas Ajo during the warm-up and also turned Ajo's engine off during the practice start. As a consequence he was forced to start the race at the back of the field.[12] The following year he was sacked from the VR46 team for undisclosed disciplinary reasons.[13]

In September 2018, Fenati pulled Stefano Manzi's front brake lever during a race when both were travelling at more than 200 km/h (120 mph). He apologized but was dropped from the Marinelli Snipers Team for the offence.[14][15] His future contract to ride for Forward Racing using MV Agusta machines in 2019 was cancelled on 11 September.[16] On 12 September, he announced his immediate retirement from motorcycle competition and criticised Manzi for escaping criticism for his part in the controversy.[17] It was later reported that Fenati could be investigated for attempted murder: Italian consumer-rights group Codacons announced that it had reported Fenati to local prosecutors, asking authorities to investigate "any relevant criminal offences, including that of attempted murder", [18] but authorities later determined that a charge of "private violence", similar to a road rage incident, was more appropriate.[19]

On 21 September, in addition to a preliminary two-race ban imposed earlier, after meeting with the FIM at their headquarters in Mies, Switzerland, on 18 September, it was announced that Fenati's racing licence was revoked for the remainder of the 2018 season.[4] He made a comeback to Moto3 for the 2019 season.

peterwatson

They look so cute in their helmets, I love how one guy tells him to just ignore it and he says the other guy is crazy

Musicrecords

Massive respect to Rider no.31 for maintaining his calm

f

This guy is obviously insane, he should get lifetime ban!

markycupko

This guy has committed 3 offences including the grabbing of another riders brake lever at 130mph and he’s still in Moto3. According to the commentators he’s a changed man, he will do this again.

cowboy