Kapu 5 years
After the crash, Migno and Acosta were asked about what happened and how they felt. While Migno was visibly concerned and was "glad" the only thing he suffered was being deeply scared, Acosta was like where´s my camera, I´m fine, hello everyone. I don´t know if Acosta is too brave for his own good, he wasn't aware what a close call this was or maybe he was trying to give a good impression and send a good "don't worry I´m fine" message to everyone. Maybe that´s what it takes to be a champion, and for me he´s pretty much like Márquez: exceptional skills combined with a complete disregard for their own safety. Not my favourite traits, but standings speak for themselves I guess.

ThomasFisher 5 years
Acosta had been involved in two serious crashes this year, and every time he walked away, in addition, he's still leading the championship, incredible

bhumiriady 5 years
Speechless... This is one of the most horrendous crashes that I've ever seen in a Moto3 race. About Oncu's penalty, I'm surprised that he got a two-race ban, but at least the stewards are taking action regarding irresponsible riding.

SimonKevNorris 5 years
Glad to see everyone back on their feet.

mmagmu 5 years
I love moto3 they always giving a best battle for the lead and the winning .. but it's getting more and more dangerous every years,

admin 5 years
Unbelievable - especially to happen this week. Surprised Oncu only got two races suspension.