Japanese MotoGP: Moto2 team Marc VDS aided by Suzuki and Aprilia staff to control garage fire
Moꦉto2 team Marc VDS say the fire started because rain leaked through the roof of its garage, causing൲ a short in the charger for one of its bike starter motors.
Colleagues from Suzuki and Aprilia, whose garages neighbour Marc VDS’ at 🍸the Motegi circuit, plus swift work from fire fꦜighters meant the damage was kept to a minimum.
Marc VDS confirmed none of their♊ crew or their bikes were♈ damaged.
"After extinguishing the fire in the garage, proper inspe✨ctions showed that the fire started when some rain water entered the garage, and got onto the floor where it caused a short cut in a charger,” the team said.
"That in turn let off some sparks, which then quickly🎶 grew into a fire.
"Fortunately, due to the amazing job done by all the paddock p෴eople that were there, the circuit secu♍rity and circuit firemen, damages were thankfully kept to a minimum.
"The El๊f Marc VDS Team wants to publicly thank the work and huge help provided by all our paddock colleagues, with a special mention 💖to the Suzuki MotoGP team who worked with us to clean and rebuild the garage as if it was their own.
"With all our t🎃eam members safe and the garage rebuilt, 𓆏we are ready to start the Japanese GP tomorrow."
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James was a sports journalist at Sky Sports for a decade covering everything from Am♔erican sports,♏ to football, to F1.
