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Qatar Grand Prix was ‘right decision’ despite regional tensions: MotoGP
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MotoGP chief says 'it was normal that the riders showed their concerns' but was surprised at Yamaha's withdrawal.
MotoGP chief says 'it was normal that the riders showed their concerns' but was surprised at Yamaha's withdrawal.
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