Mandalika Circuit rejects Marc Marquez’s claim about fire extinguishers at…

Regarding Marc Marquez’s recent allegations about fire extinguishers being present and working at the track during a MotoGP race, Mandalika Circuit has responded. The multiple world champion Marquez voiced his worries following an incident in which there was a fire in the pit area, implying that insufficient fire safety protocols were in place.

The Mandalika Circuit management stressed in a statement that they comply with international laws and are committed to safety. They made it clear that the building is equipped with a number of strategically placed fire extinguishers, particularly in high-risk areas like the pits and garages. The track also demonstrated how, in compliance with regulations established by the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM), fire safety procedures are routinely evaluated and improved.

Additionally, the circuit clarified that all staff members participate in an extensive fire safety training program, guaranteeing that they are all equipped to react appropriately in an event. This reinforces their commitment to keeping a safe atmosphere for both riders and teams by providing instruction on how to use fire extinguishers and emergency evacuation protocols.

The management also mentioned how quickly the reaction team handled the situation during the occurrence in question, preventing further harm and guaranteeing everyone’s safety. They expressed dissatisfaction that Marquez’s remarks would give rise to a false impression of the carefully thought out and implemented safety protocols at the track.

To sum up, the Mandalika Circuit reiterates its pledge that fire safety would always come first. They pledge to keep getting better and work together with teams and riders to make sure that these kinds of things don’t jeopardize the sport’s safety. The track will keep working to maintain the greatest levels of professionalism and safety as the MotoGP community grows, providing a safe environment for all participants.