Marc Marquez has defended his crash in free practice three at Aragon today claiming the yellow flag came out too late to see it in time The Spaniard slid off his Repsol Honda as yellows were being waved to deal with Nicky Hayden’s stricken Marc VDS Honda after the American stand-in had crashed seconds earlier. Marquez’s bike collected an unsuspecting Pol Espargaro, causing him to fall too and sending his bike charging into Hayden’s, as marshals and Hayden fled the scene. It sparked criticism from Pol’s older brother Aleix Espargaro, who suggested the championship leader could’ve killed someone. But Marquez continued to plead his innocence, and challenged the claims that he had...
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