MotoGP riders are set for a crunch meeting with FIM stewards at Le Mans to discuss the controversial decisions seen this year.
The 2023 season has been plagued by stewarding controversies, most notably theFollowing the Jerez round, chief FIM steward and double 500cc world champion Freddie Spencer will meet with the riders for the first time in several years in Friday's safety commission gathering at Le Mans to discuss what has happened so far this year.
"I really hope to have the possibility to understand their point of view and to share our point of view," Bagnaia said when asked by Motorsport.com what he hoped to gain from this meeting. "This one could be already a good step, because in this moment, personally I'm not understanding their point of view."
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