Because if you look at the race from the TV, you don't see anything'.Īt a certain time during the Moto2 in Thailand there were some riders raising their hand to signal a potentially dangerous situation, but instead, the Moovey VR46 rider says that having the 'red button' would be much better: 'I think it's now the technology is much better, and when you lift your hand, you just see the three or four guys in the front. The idea was to have a 'red flag button' on their bikes, which would allow a the Race Direction to be informed during the races or sessions of potential serious issues that could put the riders safety at risk.Īsked to comment on the strong winds felt in Phillip Island that could led to potential crashes, the rider told: 'So we are asking to them, also in the Safety Commission, to have like a button to push and maybe if 80% of the grid pushes this button, also in a race for example, they can have a red flag. In the last Australian GP there were some very complicated moments and Luca Marini spoke about the possibility of the riders having a 'red flag button' on their bikes to alert the Safety Commission when they feel their ability to ride in the safest conditions are at risk.
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